Ok, let me try to explain my problem/wish a bit more elaborate.
I have a smart card (crypto-stick) where my private sub-keys are stored
for signing emails and debian packages, decrypting emails and
authenticating ssh.
I have multiple computers that are set up to use this smart card for all
these t
Am Do 13.12.2012, 08:43:53 schrieb Richi Lists:
> But as far as I understand, for eMail signing and decryption, it needs
> to be the same key on all cards.
I have not checked that but I don't think so. Wouldn't make sense. When using
key A, why should gpg-agent care, where key B is stored?
> I
On Thu, 13 Dec 2012 08:43, ricu...@gmail.com said:
> (~/.gnupg/secring.gpg). Thus if I try to use the second card, I get an
> error telling me to insert the correct card.
You need to delete the secret key stub and then gpg should be able to
re-create it using the current card. I am not sure abou
Hi,
I want to have a second and third smart card as fallback.
For full disk encryption and ssh it would be ok to have different keys.
But as far as I understand, for eMail signing and decryption, it needs
to be the same key on all cards.
I set up two crypto sticks to contain the same sub keys. But
