commands for gpg keychain access

[Stoddard Richard]

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On Apr 16, 2007, at 12:49 AM, Charly Avital wrote:

> For this, you have to edit the contents of your gpg.conf file.
> I understand you are using GPG Keychain Access. Open its  
> Preferences...,
> that are also accessible from the Apple Menu/System Preferences/ 
> GnuPG icon.

I tried to edit the contents, but when I click on GnuPG in system  
preferences I get the message  "You cannot open GnuPG preferences  
pane on this computer. Contact the developer of this software for a  
newer version." Anyone have any idea what my problem is? Should I try  
to reinstall? (I'm using 1.4.7.)  Or is there some work-around?

> You can also, in that same GnuPG (System Preferences) window, go to
> 'Expert', hit the 'Reveal in Finder' button, that will make visible  
> and
> graphically accessible the contents of /.gnupg (the gpg home  
> directory).
> Click the gpg.conf file, open it with a text editor (you have TextEdit
> in your operating system) and add the two separate lines:
> enable-dsa2
> digest-algo SHA256

I looked at this last night, and may take a crack at editing it if I  
can't get the preference panel to work.

Thanks or the help.
Rick
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