On 16.02.17 21:24, Anders Bateva wrote: > Em 16/02/2017 17:24, Ludwig Hügelschäfer escreveu:
>>> Now, what should I do, in order to start using the key pair on my >>> Thunderbird client, "/gpg2 --send-keys/"? >>> And how to "cancel" the previous key pairs, "/--delete-keys/", >>> "/--gen-revoke/"? >> As Doug said: If they were never used and are not uploaded or sent >> anywhere, just delete them. > > I never sent an e-mail using them, but I don't know if they were > automatically uploaded by my e-mail client. Enigmail does not publish your public key without your consent. >> The next thing to do is to tell Enigmail to use the last generated key. >> You should open the settings of the account you want to use with >> encryption. Then select "OpenPGP security". The checkbox "Enable OpenPGP >> support" should be selected. >> >> Next, use the "Use specific OpenPGP key ID" should be selected. Click on >> the "Select key..." button. A key listing should open. Select the key >> you want to use. > > The Enigmail key list is blank as always. Try to open Enigmails key management. Select "Reload key cache". Is there still no key pair (keys in bold and pub/sec in the Type column) displayed? If not, Enigmail has a communication problem with GnuPG. > Wouldn't I need first to add > the key pair generated on terminal to the Enigmail interface? No. Enigmail uses GnuPG for key storage as well as for all cryptographic operations. > And to a key server? But I don't know how, would it be "--export" and > "--send-keys"? This would be the next step after fixing your setup. Ludwig
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