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keys - help req
> Just upgraded my machine and reinstalled PGP all ok.[color=blue]
> reinstalled my keys from my pgp amoured file - Exported PGP Key(s).asc
> and none of the keys (3) have any trust associated with them. One key
> is gray the other two are gold. I cannot set any as default as the
> command is grayed out. All keys were working fine before and I have
> all pass phrases for all keys.
>
> Can any body tell me how to set one as default and give 100% trust to
> all of them, why is one gray?
>
>
> TIA
>
> Steve[/color]
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Re: keys - help req
Tom McCune <tom@DELETE_THISmccune.cc> wrote in news:nZVUa.42464$wk4.15895
@twister.nyroc.rr.com:
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> Steve <fordummies@fool.net> wrote in
> news:Xns93C5CB887DFC8fordummiesfoolnet@195.129.110.130:
>[color=green][color=darkred]
>>> Just upgraded my machine and reinstalled PGP all ok.
>>> reinstalled my keys from my pgp amoured file - Exported PGP Key(s).asc
>>> and none of the keys (3) have any trust associated with them. One key
>>> is gray the other two are gold. I cannot set any as default as the
>>> command is grayed out. All keys were working fine before and I have
>>> all pass phrases for all keys.
>>>
>>> Can any body tell me how to set one as default and give 100% trust to
>>> all of them, why is one gray?[/color][/color]
>
> In PGPkeys, right click on each of your keys, select Properties, and set
> each key to Implicit Trust. This assumes that you have both the public
> key, and the matching private key.
>
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>[/color]
Thanks for that Tom, but implicit trust was not available and when I tried
to up the trust PGP saw them as invalid keys?
I even uninstalled PGP and reinstalled PGP and the keys all to no avail.
Luckily I had a back up of my old system on a spare HHD so I transferred
the sec & pub key rings over and every things ok now.
Thanks
Steve
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Re: keys - help req
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Steve <fordummies@fool.net> wrote in
news:Xns93C673D9B9D2Bfordummiesfoolnet@195.129.110.201:
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> Thanks for that Tom, but implicit trust was not available and when I
> tried to up the trust PGP saw them as invalid keys?
> I even uninstalled PGP and reinstalled PGP and the keys all to no
> avail.[/color]
Then, most likely, you had not also exported the private keys. Exporting
the private keys with the public keys, requires placing a check mark in
the appropriate box during the key export dialog.
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> Luckily I had a back up of my old system on a spare HHD so I
> transferred the sec & pub key rings over and every things ok now.[/color]
I always recommend keyring backups, and find that the easiest way to move
keys is to just copy the keyrings.
[color=blue]
> Thanks[/color]
You are welcome.
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Re: keys - help req
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Tom McCune <tom@DELETE_THISmccune.cc> wrote in
news:nZVUa.42464$wk4.15895@twister.nyroc.rr.com:
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> Steve <fordummies@fool.net> wrote in
> news:Xns93C5CB887DFC8fordummiesfoolnet@195.129.110.130:
>[color=green][color=darkred]
>>> Just upgraded my machine and reinstalled PGP all ok.
>>> reinstalled my keys from my pgp amoured file - Exported PGP Key[/color][/color][/color]
(s).asc[color=blue][color=green][color=darkred]
>>> and none of the keys (3) have any trust associated with them. One[/color][/color][/color]
key[color=blue][color=green][color=darkred]
>>> is gray the other two are gold. I cannot set any as default as the
>>> command is grayed out. All keys were working fine before and I have
>>> all pass phrases for all keys.
>>>
>>> Can any body tell me how to set one as default and give 100% trust[/color][/color][/color]
to[color=blue][color=green][color=darkred]
>>> all of them, why is one gray?[/color][/color]
>
> In PGPkeys, right click on each of your keys, select Properties, and[/color]
set[color=blue]
> each key to Implicit Trust. This assumes that you have both the[/color]
public[color=blue]
> key, and the matching private key.
>
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>[/color]
Thanks for that Tom, but implicit trust was not available and when I
tried
to up the trust PGP saw them as invalid keys?
I even uninstalled PGP and reinstalled PGP and the keys all to no avail.
Luckily I had a back up of my old system on a spare HHD so I transferred
the sec & pub key rings over and every things ok now.
Thanks
Steve
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