Getting the gpg to work with a different user.

[Naik, Sachin (Global Repo Systems)]

I created the keys with my local user. Now I want to deploy on another user. I do not want to have any dependency with the local user. If I try to use gpg, it gives me an error that it could not
create the keyring and could not open the pubring.pgp(keyblock resource). I need to keep the two users independent. Does this mean that I will have to create a new set of keys for the other user. That
means every user will have to have this setup :-((. 
Any ideas on how I can avoid this and reuse the keys created by local user for all users.

Regards, 

Sachin Naik
GEF Risk Technology
Tel: 201-557-2205 (W)
Fax: 201-557-4406 

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Johan Wevers [SMTP:johanw@vulcan.xs4all.nl]
> Sent:	Friday, August 22, 2003 4:07 AM
> To:	gnupg-users@gnupg.org
> Subject:	Re: AW: Smartcard Support, open system security, law,( certificate sig removed)
> 
> Werner Koch wrote:
> 
> >revevealed to anyone; your own smartcard contains your own key - why
> >would you want to crack the card then?
> 
> Not you, but an attacker who finds or steals the card would.
> 
> >Please give me some hints on how you can remotely compromise a private
> >key stored on a properly implemented smartcard.
> 
> Someone could crack it, copy it to another card and then use it.
> 
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