If your Yubikey supports PIV then you can store more keys with PIV.
You need
GnuPG 2.3 for full multi-card and multi-card-app (e.g. OpenPGP _and_ PIV)
support.
That sounds great! Is there any documentation on how to use both the PGP
and PIV-card simultaneously?
So, it looks like it picks up bo
The OpenPGP card standard offers three slots. Each slot is single usage. The
key in the first slot is used for signing (data and keys) exclusively, the key
in the second slot is used for encryption exclusively, and the key in the
third slot is used for authentication (i.e. with ssh) exclusively.
Thanks Ingo,
I'll do that (or setup the GPG-code myself to hunt for the bug if
holidays permit).
Regards,
Felix
Am 15.04.22 um 16:29 schrieb Ingo Klöcker:
On Donnerstag, 14. April 2022 23:27:21 CEST Felix Mayr via Gnupg-users wrote:
Hello all,
so I try to create a file with my p
So, I decided to use a Yubikey to store my GPG-subkeys. Using the
smartcard functionality I can store 3 different subkeys and so thought
that I could actually store some multi-usage key
(authentication/encryption) there so I can have per-key-encryption for
private-data (notably passwords with p
Hello all,
so I try to create a file with my public keys and want to exclude some
authorization keys. `--export-filter` should do the job if I understand
correctly, but it doesn't work. (platform: Fedora 35/gpg 2.3.4)
Just using the command here to try filter out encryption-keys doesn't
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