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List:       kdepim-users
Subject:    Re: [kdepim-users] Re: export private GnuPG ke
From:       bj () altern ! org
Date:       2004-05-25 14:23:17
Message-ID: 200405251626.52213.bj () altern ! org
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>   In  key Management>Keys->importkey ...  in filter write *.asc but I
> export my Secretkey in *.gpg format (In command line) And  I import this 
> in comand line.
What version of KGpg are you using ? 
There is no filter in the file dialog of Key manager->Keys->Import Keys, at 
least in KGpg from KDE 3.2.2 and KGpg cvs.
Maybe most you should update your kdeutils package...
> +How can I import *.gpg files by importkey in Kgpg?

If you don't have a really old KGpg version, you can drag and drop the file 
into the key manager window.

> ++ I want to Export my key pair  in one file , at now I must export secret
> and private key in 2 files .Can I export my key pair in one file?

That's a gnupg issue. I don't think it is possible.

> +++*.asc and *.gpg sufix have any specific difference ? I ask this becuse
> in gnupg.org examples all public and secrec keys exported in *.gpg  format
> but in Kgpg all keys exported in *.asc (if I say true).

Usually, the .asc extension is used to design ascii armored files, wich means 
the files are ascii encoded, you can open them in a text editor, or include 
them inline in an email.
*.gpg files are binary files, that cannot be opened in a text editor.

When you export or encrypt with gpg, you can specify the --armor (or -a) 
option to export ascii text. KGpg defaults to ascii output for keys export 
and text encryption.
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