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On 11.08.15 19:56, Bryant Evans wrote:
> I am trying to move my sec and pub keys to a new computer. I have
> the file which purports to be a pub-sec ASC file. When I attempt to
> import it I get the following message:
>
> Importing the keys failed
>
Trust can be exported, but it's easier to set it after you transfer the key.
In fact, I've never had to do export/import at all, even transferring
between multiple different operating systems. I just copy my .gnupg
directory, including my keyrings, trustdb, etc.
hope this helps,
Doug
On 8/1
Hi,
> On 8/11/2015 1:18 PM, Olav Seyfarth wrote:
>> Hi Bryant,
>>
>> most probably, your own key is not trusted. Please call Key Manager
>> from within Enigmail, right-click your key and set Trust to ultimate.
>>
>> Olav
On 11.08.15 20:49, Bryant Evans wrote:
> You were right, it was not trusted.
You were right, it was not trusted. I guess I will have to set the trust
level before I export it because it still does not recognize it.
Thanks
On 8/11/2015 1:18 PM, Olav Seyfarth wrote:
> Hi Bryant,
>
> most probably, your own key is not trusted. Please call Key Manager
> from within Enigmail,
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Hi Bryant,
most probably, your own key is not trusted. Please call Key Manager
from within Enigmail, right-click your key and set Trust to ultimate.
Olav
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I am trying to move my sec and pub keys to a new computer. I have the
file which purports to be a pub-sec ASC file. When I attempt to import
it I get the following message:
Importing the keys failed
gpg: key 1C0B95E5: "J. Bryant Evans " not changed
gpg: key 1C0B95E5: "J. Bryant Evans " not change
