I created a key pair on my laptop and what I would like to do is copy the key over so I can open my encrypted mail on my Raspberry Pi. For some reason I have two key pairs on my laptop (I think it was when I was fiddling around when it could never upload the public key to that server when I was initially setting it up), but regardless it works fine with no problems. I use Thunderbird on both devices
I copy them over to the Raspberry and have imported the keys, and check in Key Management to see that they are there. In the key status it says it's "revoked" but again sending encrypted email works on my laptop so I don't know what to say about that. On Thunderbird, it gives the error "no matching secret key found to decrypt message". Decryption also simply "fails" when I try to open one of my drafts that are encrypted. I sent an email to myself to confirm that the messages can be decrypted on the Pi (doesn't ask for my password for some reason), but it doesn't work on emails people sent me. I delete the second key pair I have to no avail. Sending, encrypting and decrypting mail still works on my laptop. It seems to have copied them over fine, and I have no idea next on how to get it working again short of making a new key pair, and then copying it over to my laptop..... Also just one quick question, what happens when the keys expire? Is it the same process as if it were revoked? I have attached my public key of the key pair I'm trying to use.
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