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Dear all,
dear Peter,
Restore the given file to a card. This command may be used to
restore a backup key (as generated during card initialization) to a
new card. In almost all cases this will be the encryption key. You
should use this command
I succeeded to write back this encryption key to the card. But PGP is
writing the same key to two positions in the card. So now I have a
Card with the same key in encryption and signature.
A bit odd. I hope it will not give problems. My suggestion: let the card
generate a new signature key
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El 05-10-2011 6:21, Peter Lebbing escribió:
On 05/10/11 08:15, Faramir wrote:
Would Paperkey be useful to do that? I guess no, since it
encodes the private key somehow... but maybe tweaking it?
IMHO, if you want to have a backup that also
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On 28/09/11 15:50, Werner Koch wrote:
There is no feature for it. You may use gpgsplit to manually
construct a key from such a backup. You need to take the
keybinding signature etc from the matching public key. I have
not tried, it though.
On 05/10/11 08:15, Faramir wrote:
Would Paperkey be useful to do that? I guess no, since it encodes
the private key somehow... but maybe tweaking it?
IMHO, if you want to have a backup that also allows you to use the key without
the card, the following procedure is by far the easiest:
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Hello Peter !
Peter Lebbing pe...@digitalbrains.com wrote:
AFAIK, if you create a smartcard key with backup file, this is pretty much
equivalent: the key is created off-card by GnuPG, and uploaded to the card.
Only when you choose the option to create a smartcard key without backup
file
On 10/5/2011 5:31 AM, Laurent Jumet wrote:
In my opinion, a key-to-card key should *never* have an existent
backup.
Never is one of those words that's best used sparingly.
Purpose of cards is one man/one card, as the card is
supposed to identify the man for all purposes.
This is one
On 05/10/11 13:17, Robert J. Hansen wrote:
On 10/5/2011 5:31 AM, Laurent Jumet wrote:
In my opinion, a key-to-card key should *never* have an existent
backup.
There are many other use cases similar to this in which it makes good
sense to have certificates on hard drives as well as
On Mon, 26 Sep 2011 23:11, achim.cl...@cloer.de said:
we are planing to deploy PGP in our team with Smartcards.
I assume you mean GnuPG, which has - like PGP - an implementaion of the
OpenPGP standard.
During generating the keys, the pgp card is also generating a off-card
copy. But we fail
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Thank you Werner!
Am 28.09.2011 09:15, schrieb Werner Koch:
The backup file only contains the parts of the key which will be
stored on the card. After the --edit-key prompt is shown, enter
the command bkuptocard and follow the instructions. If
On Wed, 28 Sep 2011 12:09, achim.cl...@cloer.com said:
Is there any possibility to import the off-card-backup into a normal
keyring in GPG without using a SmartCard?
There is no feature for it. You may use gpgsplit to manually construct
a key from such a backup. You need to take the
On 28/09/11 15:50, Werner Koch wrote:
There is no feature for it. You may use gpgsplit to manually construct
a key from such a backup. You need to take the keybinding signature etc
from the matching public key. I have not tried, it though.
I'm fairly sure I tried it and it worked. It's a
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Dear Users on this list,
we are planing to deploy PGP in our team with Smartcards.
Currently we are testing and learning...
We found the following problem:
During generating the keys, the pgp card is also generating a off-card
copy. But we fail to
Dear Users on this list,
we are planing to deploy PGP in our team with Smartcards.
Currently we are testing and learning...
We found the following problem:
During generating the keys, the pgp card is also generating a off-card
copy. But we fail to import this backup into OpenPGP. The error
On 26/09/11 23:11, Achim Cloer wrote:
During generating the keys, the pgp card is also generating a off-card copy.
But we fail to import this backup into OpenPGP.
It's been a while since I played with it, but it worked then. From the man page,
under --edit-key:
bkuptocard file
Restore the
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Dear Users on this list,
we are planing to deploy PGP in our team with Smartcards.
Currently we are testing and learning...
We found the following problem:
During generating the keys, the pgp card is also generating a off-card
copy. But we fail to
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