Hi Marcus, > Ok, I'm not sure whether someone from the Nitrokey team is following this > list, so I'll contact them and ask them to reproduce this. The card claims > to support 4096bit and since the key is on the card it should be possible > to use it, too... Fingers crossed... ;)
I got a heads-up just today, thanks for sharing your problem! I assumed you're using Nitrokey Pro. I couldn't reproduce your case both using package versions you mentioned and slightly earlier ones available in Debian-testing I use for development. Each time I generated a 4096-bit RSA encryption subkey, successfully copied it to a OpenPGP 2.1 card and decrypted using it. Could you send a detailed list of steps that need to be taken to reproduce this bug? Otherwise I can't really address it. Best, Mateusz
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