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I run gpg-agent with the ssh option in my .xsession file so that all
the child processes inherit the environment. This is needed mostly for
the ssh portion of course, since I could update the gpg part of the
agent stuff in .bashrc if I wanted to (
Hi list,
this is my first message here.
Firstly, thank you Werner Koch and collaborators for such a superb software.
More than an enthusiast on cryptography, I am a Brazilian citizen,
concerned with the privacy and authenticity "components" involved in
information exchange transactions (not only
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Hi,
I have two key pairs: one for my personal e-mail and one for work, so I
am in a similar situation as you are.
I switch between the two with the "--default-key" option to GPG and give
it my key ID as an argument (you can set this in your gpg.conf
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Hi Erik and Charly,
thanks to you, I realized the problem was all about the argument I was
giving the "--local-user" option.
I was using the uid name (not a system account username) whereas I
should have used the key id.
Well, now it worked =)
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