A few months ago I posted for help getting gnupg & seahorse to work
together. I just could not get it to work. I received very good help,
but to no avail.
Evolution & the command line worked great, but seahorse was left out of
the picture.
I upgraded to fedora 11 and still had the problem.
One day I (for some reason I can not remember) noticed that seahorse
needed gnupg2, so I tried to use gpg2 command line to list my keys. I
got an error. 'gpg --list-keys' worked just fine. I had both gnupg and
gnupg2 rpm package installed.
If I exported all of the keys as one file, then I could not import it
into gpg2, but if I exported each key individually, then I could import
each one.
So I resolved my problem by exporting each key (public & private) to a
file.
Removed the gnupg & gnupg2 rpm packages.
Moved the pubring.gpg, secring.gpg, & trustdb.gpg.
Installed gnupg2 package.
Imported each key.
Back using seahorse, evolution, command line, etc.
Thanks for the help. Great product.
--
Brian Millett -
[ Eduardo Delvientos and Sinclair, "By Any Means Necessary"]
"We have a right to defend ourselves, Neeoma."
'But not with violence.'
"Begging your pardon, Commander, but if someone pushed you, wouldn't you
push back?"
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