Why is this option/action offered to the user at all?
seems useles and dangerous
>From gpg man page:
--export-secret-keys
--export-secret-subkeys
Same as --export, but e
Upstream comment:
Comment #1 from Stef Walter (seahorse developer, points: 20)
2008-09-13 14:09 UTC [reply]
The file is still encrypted with the private key's password. I don't think
there's any more danger than the file sitting on their computer.
--
Seahorse doesn't warn the user when a privat
Agreed. Though one could argument that someone who uses gpg knows the
importance of keeping the private key secret, a warning isn't the worst
thing to do. I reported this issue upstream, you can track the status
and make comments here: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=551962
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** Changed in: seahorse
Status: Unknown => New
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Seahorse doesn't warn the user when a private key is exported
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Agreed. Though one could argument that someone who uses gpg knows the
importance of keeping the private key secret, a warning isn't the worst
thing to do. I reported this issue upstream, you can track the status
and make comments here: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=551962
** Changed in
** Changed in: seahorse
Status: Unknown => New
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Seahorse doesn't warn the user when a private key is exported
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/269403
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Why is this option/action offered to the user at all?
seems useles and dangerous
>From gpg man page:
--export-secret-keys
--export-secret-subkeys
Same as --export, but e
Upstream comment:
Comment #1 from Stef Walter (seahorse developer, points: 20)
2008-09-13 14:09 UTC [reply]
The file is still encrypted with the private key's password. I don't think
there's any more danger than the file sitting on their computer.
--
Seahorse doesn't warn the user when a privat
Upstream comment:
Comment #1 from Stef Walter (seahorse developer, points: 20)
2008-09-13 14:09 UTC [reply]
The file is still encrypted with the private key's password. I don't think
there's any more danger than the file sitting on their computer.
--
Seahorse doesn't warn the user when a privat
Why is this option/action offered to the user at all?
seems useles and dangerous
>From gpg man page:
--export-secret-keys
--export-secret-subkeys
Same as --export, but e
Agreed. Though one could argument that someone who uses gpg knows the
importance of keeping the private key secret, a warning isn't the worst
thing to do. I reported this issue upstream, you can track the status
and make comments here: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=551962
** Changed in
** Changed in: seahorse
Status: Unknown => New
--
Seahorse doesn't warn the user when a private key is exported
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/269403
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Agreed. Though one could argument that someone who uses gpg knows the
importance of keeping the private key secret, a warning isn't the worst
thing to do. I reported this issue upstream, you can track the status
and make comments here: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=551962
** Changed in
** Changed in: seahorse
Status: Unknown => New
--
Seahorse doesn't warn the user when a private key is exported
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/269403
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Why is this option/action offered to the user at all?
seems useles and dangerous
>From gpg man page:
--export-secret-keys
--export-secret-subkeys
Same as --export, but e
Agreed. Though one could argument that someone who uses gpg knows the
importance of keeping the private key secret, a warning isn't the worst
thing to do. I reported this issue upstream, you can track the status
and make comments here: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=551962
** Changed in
** Changed in: seahorse
Status: Unknown => New
--
Seahorse doesn't warn the user when a private key is exported
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/269403
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Upstream comment:
Comment #1 from Stef Walter (seahorse developer, points: 20)
2008-09-13 14:09 UTC [reply]
The file is still encrypted with the private key's password. I don't think
there's any more danger than the file sitting on their computer.
--
Seahorse doesn't warn the user when a privat
Upstream comment:
Comment #1 from Stef Walter (seahorse developer, points: 20)
2008-09-13 14:09 UTC [reply]
The file is still encrypted with the private key's password. I don't think
there's any more danger than the file sitting on their computer.
--
Seahorse doesn't warn the user when a privat
Why is this option/action offered to the user at all?
seems useles and dangerous
>From gpg man page:
--export-secret-keys
--export-secret-subkeys
Same as --export, but e
Agreed. Though one could argument that someone who uses gpg knows the
importance of keeping the private key secret, a warning isn't the worst
thing to do. I reported this issue upstream, you can track the status
and make comments here: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=551962
** Changed in
** Changed in: seahorse
Status: Unknown => New
--
Seahorse doesn't warn the user when a private key is exported
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/269403
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Upstream comment:
Comment #1 from Stef Walter (seahorse developer, points: 20)
2008-09-13 14:09 UTC [reply]
The file is still encrypted with the private key's password. I don't think
there's any more danger than the file sitting on their computer.
--
Seahorse doesn't warn the user when a privat
Why is this option/action offered to the user at all?
seems useles and dangerous
>From gpg man page:
--export-secret-keys
--export-secret-subkeys
Same as --export, but e
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