Hi Holger, Am Freitag 15 Oktober 2021 17:55:28 schrieb Holger Sebert: > The new version, however, does nothing: > > $ gpg --import somekey.pub.key.gpg > gpg: Total number processed: 0
you could add more verbosity to find out what is going on, e.g. like
gpg --verbose --import somekey.pub.key.gpg
or
gpg --verbose --verbose --import somekey.pub.key.gpg
or
gpg --debug-level advanced --import somekey.pub.key.gpg
> On the other hand, importing the plain key-file ("somekey.pub.key")
> works:
If you want to check the signature, try
gpg --verbose --verify somekey.pub.key.gpg
see if the result helps you.
Usually it is considered safe to import public keys, because they are not
automatically trusted by GnuPG. (Usually means, unless you or some GnuPG
using application is makeing other assumptions.)
Regards,
Bernhard
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