On 18/12/16 01:56, Robert J. Hansen wrote:
> Nope. OpenPGP requires each RSA encryption add at least eight random
> bytes to the data pre-encryption in order to make even identical
> messages encrypt to different ciphertexts.
However, this randomness is added by the host, not by the smartcard. Th
Guan Xin :
> On Sun, Dec 18, 2016 at 12:27 AM, Helmut Waitzmann
> wrote:
>>
>> As this problem is more one of split/dd/shell than of gpg, how
>> about discussing this in the usenet group “comp.unix.shell” rather
>> than in the “gnupg-users” mailinglist?
>>
>
> Actually there is reason to discuss
Stephan Beck wrote:
>Carola Grunwald:
>> Stephan Beck wrote:
>>> Carola Grunwald:
Peter Lebbing wrote:
>>
>>
>> Removing all cached passphrases sounds great. But does that mean I have
>> to invoke the agent directly using the Assuan protocol? And what would
>> be the way to get a list of all
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Hi,
Here is my setup:
1 offline master key pair 4096 Certify only
4 Yuby keys, 2 gnuk tokens : same 2048 E, S, A subkeys on all tokens
My problem is some programs depend on card number and not on the keys on
the card. Example "OpenPGP Encryption a
On 18/12/16 17:37, Srinivas V wrote:
> Instead of me switching between gnupg home directories for the key I
> have in hand, I would like to know if there is a way to add more than
> one card number to the same sub key?
As far as I am aware, that is not possible.
HTH,
Peter.
--
I use the GNU Pr
Hi,
we're using gpgme's C++ bindings in Trojita [1], an IMAP e-mail client.
After an update of gnupg from 2.1.15 to 2.1.16, gpg-agent appears to need
more than 10s to initialize itself during startup -- or at least our very
first decryptAndVerify() operation takes more than 10s.
An initial re
