First of all, thanks very much for your time.
That is because you copied the key to the card and the on-disk key is
still available. Use
gpg --delete-secret-key KEYID
to remove the secret parts of the key. The run
gpg --card-status
so that gpg can create a secret key stub which
All I have is the cryptical_name.gpg on some rescued USB stick. Just,
how
do I get this key back on my card please?
Import the public key and run
gpg --edit-key KEYID
the enter the command bkuptocard.
Thanks to the help of Mr. Donnachie I am now able to run gnupg2 under
linux, even
On Tue, 27 Oct 2009 10:49, lis...@nebelschwaden.de said:
Scenario 1:
I remove the card and try to decrypt a file. Decrypting still works
without a card being inserted and the password instead of the PIN. Ok,
That is because you copied the key to the card and the on-disk key is
still
Hello,
I am currently struggeling with smartcard and gnupg. The basic stuff
works, but where it gets interesting the howtos I've found end and I am
not able to figure out how to do it correctly:
Scenario 1:
I have created a key on the disk (ordinary way, without card) and now
decide, that I
