On 22 Oct 2016, Bjoern Kahl spake thusly:
> I /think/ it worked exactly once. But then I played a bit with the
> PIV applet on the YubiKey (using yubico's piv-tool), and since then
> I can not get to the OpenPGP applet on the YubiKey. Only the PIV
> works (I see my x509 certificates in there
Hello Bernhard,
> I like the idea, I'll probably try it once I have a need for
> the use case. Maybe you can add a link to your tool to
> wiki.gnupg.org?
Sure, if that's OK for a still somewhat experimental stage.
> Did you consider pyme or
> pygpgme? (See https://wiki.gnupg.org/APIs )
I did se
I wrote a small tool for automatically retrieving
and checking trust paths between two PGP keys.
This was motivated by me experiencing difficulty when verifying
signed Linux distribution images or downloads for web software
using GnuPG. The PGP Pathfinder Service provided by Henk P.
Penning allo
ut --disable-ccid, or with an
exclusive open of pcscd (from pcsc-lite 1.8.14 with the autospawn code
hacked back in because not everyone in the whole world can rely on
systemd to do that for them), scdaemon gets itself into a terrible
tangle after very simple operations with a dual-form dev
On 21 Sep 2015, Werner Koch spake thusly:
> On Mon, 21 Sep 2015 13:44, n...@esperi.org.uk said:
>
>> catastrophically bad effects on agent forwarding when used in
>> conjunction with an NFS-mounted $HOME.
>
> I know that it is not yet well documented, but thre is a solution for
> remote file syste
On 21 Sep 2015, n...@esperi.org.uk stated:
> On 21 Sep 2015, n...@esperi.org.uk verbalised:
>
>> We are now in serious trouble -- gpg-agent cannot do anything, and half
>> the time it's wedged so hard only kill -9 will get rid of it.
>
> A terrible, hacky workaround is to change *_SOCK_NAME in con
On 21 Sep 2015, n...@esperi.org.uk verbalised:
> We are now in serious trouble -- gpg-agent cannot do anything, and half
> the time it's wedged so hard only kill -9 will get rid of it.
A terrible, hacky workaround is to change *_SOCK_NAME in configure.ac to
place all the sockets in a new subdirec
nt forwarding will forever be hopeless on machines with NFS-mounted
> $HOMEs.
It's even worse than that. Just *attempting* to do a GPG operation, even
if it's bound to fail because no agent forwarding is in place, will
autostart an agent and break the agent connection on the original
m
So I have a 2.0 installation I'm trying to get up to 2.1, taking
advantage of the opportunity given by sticking my GPG key on a smartcard
and using it for SSH authentication.
Everything is going smoothly, the smartcard part is working fine, but
unfortunately the fixed path used for the GPG agent i
Hello,
I have a problem with gpg (GnuPG) 1.4.9
I got three keys. I receive a crypted file and when i want to decrypt gpg
don't want to use another key than the default.
i use this commande
gpg -u 5E95FE19 -d 00poap/gpg
Can you help me plz.
pub 1024D/118A9D3A 2008-12-11
uid
Hi
I got a problem with a crypt file.
When i execute my script no problem everything work, but when i schedule it
in a crontab there is a problem with the passphrase "gpg: decryption failed:
secret key not available"
#!/bin/sh
gpgdir=/appli/
for i in `find $gpgdir -name '*.TOTO'`; do
echo ma_pa
Hi
I got a problem with a crypt file.
When i execute my script no problem everything work, but when i schedule it
in a crontab there is a problem with the passphrase "gpg: decryption failed:
secret key not available"
#!/bin/sh
gpgdir=/appli/
for i in `find $gpgdir -name '*.TOTO'`; do
echo ma_pa
Hi
I got a problem with a crypt file.
When i execute my script no problem everything work, but when i schedule it
in a crontab there is a problem with the passphrase "gpg: decryption failed:
secret key not available"
#!/bin/sh
gpgdir=/appli/
for i in `find $gpgdir -name '*.TOTO'`; do
echo ma_pa
The private keys are encrypted even in exported form. Anyone who can grab your
private key
will need your passphrase to decrypt it. By default, GnuPG uses the cipher
CAST5 to encrypt
private keys. You can change that with the --s2k-* options. However, for a
hacker, having
something to decrypt
>In PGP I can select the symmetric cryptographic algorithm to use (e.g.
>TripleDES, IDEA,
>etc.).
>How can I make this selection in GPG ? If not: what is setup at the moment ?
>Note that I cannot find anything in one of the preferences (I'm using GPG4Win).
use the command line options '--symmetr
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