"clemensF" <ino-waiting@gmx.net> wrote:
> L. Sassaman (Thu 18.0500-13:06):
>
> The problem is that GnuPG uses Blowfish to encrypt the private key, and
> PGP does not support Blowfish. Removing the passphrase is what is usually
> recommended.
how do i remove that passphrase from the key ring?
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clemens ino-waiting@gmx.net
do D4685B884894C483
I use gpg --edit-key to removed the passphrase from the key ring. Then I
extract both public and secret keys from gpg. Then I can add the public keys
but can not add secret keys using pgp. I've tried both pgp in HP or windows.
None of them works.
Has anyone successfully move a GPG key pair to PGP?
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> L. Sassaman (Thu 18.0500-13:06):
>
> The problem is that GnuPG uses Blowfish to encrypt the private key, and
> PGP does not support Blowfish. Removing the passphrase is what is usually
> recommended.
how do i remove that passphrase from the key ring?
--
clemens ino-waiting@gmx.net
do D4685B884894C483
I use gpg --edit-key to removed the passphrase from the key ring. Then I
extract both public and secret keys from gpg. Then I can add the public keys
but can not add secret keys using pgp. I've tried both pgp in HP or windows.
None of them works.
Has anyone successfully move a GPG key pair to PGP?
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