On Tue, Oct 16, 2012 at 12:20 PM, milki <[email protected]> wrote: > On 12:02 Tue 16 Oct , Brian McCallister wrote: >> password store seems to be refusing to acknowledge that I own my key, I >> think. >> >> given: >> >> brianm@kite:~$ gpg2 -K >> /Users/brianm/.gnupg/secring.gpg >> -------------------------------- >> sec 1024D/F8EA2967 2003-02-16 >> uid Brian McCallister <[email protected]> >> uid Brian McCallister (Personal Email) <[email protected]> >> ssb 1024g/C42453AD 2003-02-16 >> >> brianm@kite:~$ pass init [email protected] >> Password store initialized for [email protected]. >> brianm@kite:~$ pass insert test/hello >> Enter password for test/hello: world >> gpg: C42453AD: There is no assurance this key belongs to the named user >> gpg: [stdin]: encryption failed: Unusable public key >> brianm@kite:~$ >> >> I certainly have the key, have the private key, and have signed my >> key. It seems to be getting angry when it tries to use the subkey ( >> C42453AD ). > > Have you verified the subkey is properly signed? > What is the validity of the signing key? > Perhaps your trustdb doesn't trust the signing key?
Bingo, that was it -- I hadn't specified that I trust my own key. Adding full trust to it solved the issue. Thank you! -Brian > > Some solutions I've seen from googling is to change the trust for the > signing to ultimate or signing the subkey. Of course, I think this is an > odd situation that I haven't run into myself, so I'm not sure what > happened. > > -- > milki _______________________________________________ Password-Store mailing list [email protected] http://lists.zx2c4.com/listinfo.cgi/password-store-zx2c4.com
