Hi, On 29.12.16 17:26, Pedro Ribeiro wrote: > Hi, > > I've just set up my OpenPGP smart card with key stubs, and revoked my > old private key. > When sending an email message to myself, Enigmail correctly asks for the > PIN for the card, signs / encrypts the message and sends it.
So it uses the new key on the smartcard for signing...
> When I try to decrypt it, instead of asking for the PIN for the card, it
> asks me for the password of the old, revoked key. If I click cancel, it
> just falls through without decrypting the message or asking for the card
> PIN.
... and the old revoked key for encryption.
> Any ideas what might be happening here?
Do you have a per-recipient-rule for your email address? Did you specify
the new key in account settings? Do you have one or more of these
instructions in your gpg.conf file?
encrypt-to
default-key
local-user
Ludwig
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