Werner Koch escribe:
> This is to gain exclusive access to that file. It is quite possible
> that a second gpg process is running and trying to update trustdb at the
> same time. This would lead to data corruption.
AFAIK it can also happen if keyrings are placed in a FAT32 partition.
You can al
On Wed, 25 Apr 2007 21:22, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> Now everything works fine, but I would still like to know how and why
> such a file 'trustdb.gpg.lock' was created in the first place.
This is to gain exclusive access to that file. It is quite possible
that a second gpg process is running and
My apologies, please disregard my previous query.
I found and manually deleted in ~/.gnupg a file named 'trustdb.gpg.lock'
Now everything works fine, but I would still like to know how and why
such a file 'trustdb.gpg.lock' was created in the first place.
Thanks,
Charly
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