That was it, thanks. gpg --gen-key was erroring out and I wasn't paying close attention. On Sunday 12 March 2006 8:35 am, Matt Hyclak wrote: > Also, I seem to remember gpg not creating the .gnupg directory on its own, > so you might want to create one with pretty strict permissions (700) since > that's where the private key is stored.
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