Closed sfraim closed 10 years ago
This should work, and I just retested it on my machine. What version of GPG are you running? Unfortunately, this is a hard bug to debug since I don't want to see your private key!
So, I know what happened and it's part silly on my part.
I just tried again and unchecking the box to host the key caused the box to display the unencrypted private key. However, earlier (even today when "reproducing"), when I selected not to host the key I swear I wasn't being presented with the unencrypted private key.
Anyways, I'm sure what I have is my encrypted private key (I also added the headers above)
Could you let me know how you encrypted it? I looked through the code and tried aes and ccamellia to decrypt the key but that didn't work (not sure if it was encoded etc.)
Sorry and thanks!
@maxtaco How can I obtain my decrypted private key? I can't find anything on the internet on how to decrypt my private key.
@sbrl
@zQueal That exports my encrypted private key. I was getting a strange error when attempting to import into gpg, but it seems to have resolved itself now. Thanks!
I generated my public/private key pair on keygen.io and then chose not to host the private key, encrypting it and storing it locally. I have since received some messages but I can't import my key into gpg:
I tried to import the private key into gpg unsuccessfully (gpg --allow-secret-key-import --import private.key) with what I believe are the appropriate headers
-----BEGIN PGP PRIVATE KEY BLOCK----- Version: Keybase OpenPGP JS 0.0.1