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Hi All, |
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I think I am getting a bit mixed up with gpg and how it is used in |
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Gentoo. So, I am asking (sorry if some of this is repetitive) some |
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Q's in no particular order in the hope of clearing things out in my |
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head: |
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1. What is the relationship between gpg-agent and ssh-agent? Do I need both? |
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2. How can I get the gpg-agent to start if I do not use KDM, but XDM |
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with fluxbox? (I added eval "$(gpg-agent --daemon)" in my ~/.xsession |
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with no effect). |
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3. Some mail clients do not handle gpg signing very elegantly (as in |
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automatically). Neverhteless, the signature is presented as an |
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attachment. How can the recipient check the validity of the |
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signature? It would be useful to find this answer not just for Linux, |
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but also for M$Outlook. |
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4. I created two uids one for me@×××××.com and one for |
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me@another_domain.com. I thought that I would be able to switch |
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between uids depending on the domain that I use in Kmail. Things got |
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rather messed up thereafter. When I try to select a Signing key id |
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(Group properties on say a newsgroup/Identity/Signing key/Change) I |
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always get the me@another_domain.com as the uid, instead of the |
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me@×××××.com as a signature. How can I switch between uids? |
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5. When I revoke a uid is it also removed from the keyservers? |
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6. Is there a way of finding out what is kept with respect to my |
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sigs/uids on a keyserver? |
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I think that's enough for now. Thanks for any answers. |
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Regards, |
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Mick |
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