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Hello!
I know this is off-topic, but this is related with security, and
as we know, if the computer is infected, the game is over. Tonight, a
friend told me he was searching for a site at google, and his AV warned
him about a virus, and asked m
zim2901 schrieb:
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>> Ok, thank you for your answers! I think I will do it with the batch file.
>> I have another question! I also have to read out the fingerprint of an
>> existing key.
>> But I have s similar problem, the shell funktions don't give me any reply.
>> If I do it direkt at the sh
On Tue, 20 Jan 2009 08:07:50 -0600
"Steve Brockbank" wrote:
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> Can anyone tell me how to replace a passphrase in a key - when the
> current passphrase is unknown ?
No. Can't be done. Not possible. By design.
Chris Babcock
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Steve Brockbank wrote:
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> Can anyone tell me how to replace a passphrase in a key - when the current
> passphrase is unknown ?
If you had the forethought to generate a revocation certificate, import it and
revoke the key.
Generate a new key.
There is absolutely no feasible way to recover a
Condor Kim wrote:
> I have a question, can anyone help me?
>
> on my old computer i had gpg4win and enigmail all installed with several
> private keys created. but then i bought a new computer and and
> reinstalled gpg4win on it. now how do i recover the old private keys
> from the previous compu
Laurent Jumet wrote:
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> Usually, public and secret keyrings are in C:\GnuPG\Keyrings and are named
> pubring.gpg and secring.gpg but the extension and the name may change
> depending
> what you decided at first.
> You only need to copy those files to the adequate directory in your new pc.
The d
BruderB wrote:
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> zim2901 schrieb:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I want to create a frontend to generate gpg public keys in PHP. There is
>> a
>> function called shell_exec. This function, execute a command via shell.
>> But
>> you can only pass one command to the funktion.
>> If I start cmd.exe and ta
Steve Brockbank wrote:
> Can anyone tell me how to replace a passphrase in a key - when the
> current passphrase is unknown ?
This is not possible. If it were possible, there wouldn't be much point
in a passphrase in the first place.
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Gnupg-users m
Can anyone tell me how to replace a passphrase in a key - when the current
passphrase is unknown ?
regards
steve brockbank
No virus found in this outgoing message.
Checked by AVG - http://www.avg.com
Version: 8.0.176 / Virus Database: 270.10.10/1903 - Release Date: 1/19/2009
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