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Hi Len,
> I used PGP years ago and created key pairs. I should probably create new
> ones. Is there any good reason I should keep my old decryption keys?
you must distinguish between using your old keys for new messages/files and
keeping them t
Am So 02.12.2012, 21:59:11 schrieb Len Cooley:
> But, these are old keys. I should probably create new ones. Is
> there any good reason I should keep my old decryption keys?
What do you mean by keep? Not to delete the private keys?
If you have not needed these keys for years then it is improbabl
On 12/02/2012 09:59 PM, Len Cooley wrote:
> I'm beginning to learn about GPG, and I transferred my key pairs to
> GPG. But, these are old keys. I should probably create new ones. Is
> there any good reason I should keep my old decryption keys?
The best reason to keep your old keypair around is pre
I used PGP years ago (when it was still free and the source-code was
readily available). I created key pairs. I haven't used any encryption
for quite some time, and now I'm trying to move back into using it.
I'm beginning to learn about GPG, and I transferred my key pairs to
GPG. But, these are old
