> On the new machine, delete all files in %appdata%\GnuPG _EXCEPT_ these:
> - pubring.gpg - your precious secret keyring. Make sure to have an
> offline copy of it at all times.
> - secring.gpg and trustdb.gpg - your public keyring along with your
> trust settings.
> - gpg.conf and gpg-agent.conf - (these may or may not exist), your
> settings, if set.
The complete list of must-haves:
* gpg-agent.conf
* gpg.conf
* pubring.gpg
* secring.gpg
* trustdb.gpg
* pubring.kbx
* sshcontrol
* dirmngr.conf
* gpa.conf
* scdaemon.conf
* gpgsm.conf
* policies.txt
* trustlist.txt
* scd-event
* tofu.db
* tofu.d/ and all files in that subdir
* crls.d/ and all files in that subdir
* private-keys-v1.d/ and all files in that subdir
* openpgp-revocs.d/ and all files in that subdir
If a file is missing, that's okay: not all people will use all these
files. But if one of these is present, it needs to be copied over to
the new installation. Everything else may be omitted (and in the case
of random_seed, should be omitted).
This list of copy-if-exists works for GnuPG 1.4, 2.0, and 2.1.
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