gnupg: can't see my private keys after partition resize
Hello guys, I am facing a problem with gnupg, that It doesn't detect my private keys after partition resizing. So when I run the kgpg, my public keys are present but no private keys (i.e. I can't sign any message).At the same time the file "secring.gpg" is 5.6kb which means that it has 5 private keys inside. Inorder to detect the problem I have generated a new key pair, BUT even the new generated key pair's private key is not detected. When I wanted to generate a revocation certificate for the newly generated key, I got the following message: ___ gpg:[don't know]: invalid packet (ctb=47) gpg:secret key '0x499C2715' not found :invalid packet ___ I googled " invalid packet (ctb=47)" but nothing is there I copyed the gpg.conf file from the root path, but did not help Any hint is highly appreciated coz I did not issue revocation cert. for his keys (i.e. I can't revoke them from the keys servers.) - Mohammad -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: partition resize
On Wed, Jan 09, 2002 at 12:29:18AM +0200, Meir Kriheli wrote: > On Tuesday 08 January 2002 22:52, Mirek Dobsicek wrote: > > Hi all, > > i have woody box with reiserfs > > i made some mount points as > > > > /usr > > /home > > /boot > > /temp > > /var > > > > all mount points are on reiser, only /var is on ext2fs, because > > this partition is just 100mb, and reiser refused to make such small > > partition. > > > > This time I have problem, that 100mb on /var is not enought :-( > > How can I solve this? > > Is it possible to resize partitions? > > Or the soution can be to make a big file, with file system on it > > and mount this file to /var/something ... > > > > > > Mirek Dobsicek > > Yes you can, > > You can try good old partition-magic (commercial product), or GNU parted Does Partition Magic support Reiserfs?! I thought ext2 was the only supported filesystem for linux. The namesys website has some info on resizing partitions. I've used it without problems. Partition Magic is great for moving partitions around, though... HTH. Eamon Roque.
Re: partition resize
> On Wednesday 09 January 2002 11:40, Mirek Dobsicek wrote: > > As far, as I know, parted works only on ext2fs I don't know if the gnu documentation is correct, but it claims that parted works on ext2fs, fat and fat32, with the option of growing or shrinking and copying them all. But no, I don't think it deals with any other Linux file systems.
Re: partition resize
On Wednesday 09 January 2002 11:40, Mirek Dobsicek wrote: > As far, as I know, parted works only on ext2fs I think reiserfs has its own tools to accomodate the larger partition space. -- Meir Kriheli > and I need to make one of my reiserfs partition smaller > in order to make /var bigger > > Mirek > > > Yes you can, > > > > You can try good old partition-magic (commercial product), or GNU parted > > > > apt-get install parted (on sid at least) > > or see > > http://www.gnu.org/software/parted/parted.html > > > > You can also download a bootable disk image from their site. > > > > Make sure to backup the partitions before trying to resize them.
Re: partition resize
As far, as I know, parted works only on ext2fs and I need to make one of my reiserfs partition smaller in order to make /var bigger Mirek Yes you can, You can try good old partition-magic (commercial product), or GNU parted apt-get install parted (on sid at least) or see http://www.gnu.org/software/parted/parted.html You can also download a bootable disk image from their site. Make sure to backup the partitions before trying to resize them.
Re: partition resize
On Tuesday 08 January 2002 22:52, Mirek Dobsicek wrote: > Hi all, > i have woody box with reiserfs > i made some mount points as > > /usr > /home > /boot > /temp > /var > > all mount points are on reiser, only /var is on ext2fs, because > this partition is just 100mb, and reiser refused to make such small > partition. > > This time I have problem, that 100mb on /var is not enought :-( > How can I solve this? > Is it possible to resize partitions? > Or the soution can be to make a big file, with file system on it > and mount this file to /var/something ... > > > Mirek Dobsicek Yes you can, You can try good old partition-magic (commercial product), or GNU parted apt-get install parted (on sid at least) or see http://www.gnu.org/software/parted/parted.html You can also download a bootable disk image from their site. Make sure to backup the partitions before trying to resize them. -- Meir Kriheli
partition resize
Hi all, i have woody box with reiserfs i made some mount points as /usr /home /boot /temp /var all mount points are on reiser, only /var is on ext2fs, because this partition is just 100mb, and reiser refused to make such small partition. This time I have problem, that 100mb on /var is not enought :-( How can I solve this? Is it possible to resize partitions? Or the soution can be to make a big file, with file system on it and mount this file to /var/something ... Mirek Dobsicek
