newbie: importing pgp keys into gnupg
Benjamin Grimm
bg@webnetix.de
Wed Mar 7 13:57:01 2001
hi brian,
first thank you for your tips.
>
> Try out a good GPG front end such as Geheimnis or Seahorse....the
links
> are on the GnuPG site. These programs are good for key management
> functions.
I installed Geheimnis (on KDE 2) now, but I've got the same problem
remaining:
I can encrypt something with my keys but when I try to decrypt anything,
I got
an error like "secret key not available". Maybe this is something that
has to
do with my keys ? I'm using a 3072/1024 bit DH/DSS key pair at the
moment. are
there any limitations in gpg ? When I try to import my keys I just see
1024 bit
as key length.
have a nice day
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Benjamin Grimm
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