Gnupg-users Digest, Vol 63, Issue 6

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Thanks for the reply. I'm using OpenSuSE-11.0 and performing this from the command line.

$ gpg --edit-key myID

at the new command prompt, I try to perform actions such as:

$ Command> adduid
Need the secret key to do this.

$ Command> toggle
Need the secret key to do this.

$ Command> expire
Need the secret key to do this.

$ Command> 

But I am never prompted for my passphrase.



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No Spam escribi?:
> Hello, I saw the following thread unanswered and am having the same
> problem when I try generate revoke keys, adduid and many other commands.
> I'm never prompted for my secret key, and these commands don't take them
> as arguments.
> 
>> I tried it again.  The problem is the response to "passwd" doesn't 
>> appear to be a prompt.  It's only a complaint, and the "passwd" command 
>> doesn't seem to take an argument.

  Could you please give more details about what was you doing (and
how)?, and maybe the operating system you are using... I make my
revocation certificates using a GUI, so maybe it would help you...

Best Regards
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