copy GNUPG keys for user from one box to another

[gabriel rosenkoetter]

This is an absurd argument. I'm done after this.

On Fri, Feb 06, 2004 at 11:49:14AM +0100, Johan Wevers wrote:
> What permissions? You can't do a chmod, or set them on NTFS?

There's no clear mapping between NTFS and Unix permissions.

> GnuPG will warn if the permissions are dangerous (although I
> admit I didn't test that on my win2000 system because I use FAT32
> there).

Whenever you get around to using it on the remote machine, which may
not be immediately.

> I suggested copying the keyfiles, not the option file. And copying between
> GnuPG and PGP will of course require import/export (or even more when keys
> are encrypted by algorithms the other doesn't support).

I was moving from PGP to PGP, and the configuration files are
absolutely necessary in that implementation. (More to the point,
unless you knew exactly which files were necessary, you'd feel
safest just copying them all... but all you really need to do is
export and import.)

-- 
gabriel rosenkoetter
gr at eclipsed.net
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