Open tigerhawkvok opened 9 years ago
Sorry for stupid questions, but is this the blackbox_addadmin command that I should run? /usr/local/web/amphibiaweb_disease/meta/blackbox/bin/blackbox_addadmin I'm assuming I should run this on annie.
@JoyceGross That's the correct one, but on any machine that you generate a PGP key for (that you consider secure).
I just think it's a bad idea for all the encrypted config data to be with any one person, you know, in case I get hit by a bus crossing the street tomorrow!
Let's try not to get run over by any buses......
Any advice about this error? (which I got after a couple of permissions errors, which I fixed by changing file/directory permissions to group writable)
[joyceg@annie bin]$ ./blackbox_addadmin joyceg@berkeley.edu
gpg: keyring /usr/local/web/amphibiaweb_disease/keyrings/live/secring.gpg' created gpg: no writable keyring found: Unknown system error gpg: error reading
/tmp/tmp.Jy4rTMmxOC': General error
gpg: import from `/tmp/tmp.Jy4rTMmxOC' failed: General error
gpg: Total number processed: 0
I ran "gpg --gen-key" before all of the above, and it created a .gnupg directory in my home directory with some files but nothing named "key":
[joyceg@annie .gnupg]$ ls -l * -rw------- 1 joyceg joyceg 7856 Sep 23 21:49 gpg.conf -rw------- 1 joyceg joyceg 1192 Sep 23 21:57 pubring.gpg -rw------- 1 joyceg joyceg 1192 Sep 23 21:57 pubring.gpg~ -rw------- 1 joyceg joyceg 600 Sep 23 21:57 random_seed -rw------- 1 joyceg joyceg 2570 Sep 23 21:57 secring.gpg -rw------- 1 joyceg joyceg 1280 Sep 23 21:57 trustdb.gpg
private-keys-v1.d: total 0
Sorry, this is all new to me and I don't have blackbox running anywhere except on annie (where you put it) so that's what I'm using.
Ahhhhh, you'll need to run it from the root of the repo.
On Thu, Sep 24, 2015, 14:21 JoyceGross notifications@github.com wrote:
Let's try not to get run over by any buses......
Any advice about this error? (which I got after a couple of permissions errors, which I fixed by changing file/directory permissions to group writable)
[joyceg@annie bin]$ ./blackbox_addadmin joyceg@berkeley.edu gpg: keyring /usr/local/web/amphibiaweb_disease/keyrings/live/secring.gpg' created gpg: no writable keyring found: Unknown system error gpg: error reading/tmp/tmp.Jy4rTMmxOC': General error gpg: import from `/tmp/tmp.Jy4rTMmxOC' failed: General error gpg: Total number processed: 0
I ran "gpg --gen-key" before all of the above, and it created a .gnupg directory in my home directory with some files but nothing named "key":
[joyceg@annie .gnupg]$ ls -l * -rw------- 1 joyceg joyceg 7856 Sep 23 21:49 gpg.conf -rw------- 1 joyceg joyceg 1192 Sep 23 21:57 pubring.gpg -rw------- 1 joyceg joyceg 1192 Sep 23 21:57 pubring.gpg~ -rw------- 1 joyceg joyceg 600 Sep 23 21:57 random_seed -rw------- 1 joyceg joyceg 2570 Sep 23 21:57 secring.gpg -rw------- 1 joyceg joyceg 1280 Sep 23 21:57 trustdb.gpg
private-keys-v1.d: total 0
Sorry, this is all new to me and I don't have blackbox running anywhere except on annie (where you put it) so that's what I'm using.
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Assuming you mean run it in /usr/local/web/amphibiaweb_disease, I get the same error there:
[joyceg@annie amphibiaweb_disease]$ pwd /usr/local/web/amphibiaweb_disease
[joyceg@annie amphibiaweb_disease]$ meta/blackbox/bin/blackbox_addadmin joyceg@berkeley.edu
gpg: no writable keyring found: Unknown system error
gpg: error reading /tmp/tmp.8D2jvaJKxo': General error gpg: import from
/tmp/tmp.8D2jvaJKxo' failed: General error
gpg: Total number processed: 0
If I just run it without the path specified (as in the example at the link above), I get an error because blackbox_addadmin is not in my path.
[joyceg@annie amphibiaweb_disease]$ blackbox_addadmin joyceg@berkeley.edu -bash: blackbox_addadmin: command not found
@mkoo , @JoyceGross
Add yourself to the keyring as per this link. When you've done so, I can re-encrypt the files for your guys.