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saturneric / GpgFrontend

A free, open-source, robust yet user-friendly, compact and cross-platform tool for OpenPGP encryption. It stands out as an exceptional GUI frontend for the modern GnuPG (gpg).
https://gpgfrontend.bktus.com
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Cannot import keys issued in Kleopatra #139

Closed rhaley-starfish closed 2 months ago

rhaley-starfish commented 4 months ago

I generated keys using Kleopatra on Windows 11 and when I attempt to import them into GpgFrontend on a Mac, I get the error "There are no keys to import." (Paraphrased, I didn't write it down)

I tried modifying the keyfile to use the Mac line ending (CR instead of CRLF) but it did not fix the issue.

I generated a second keyset set for testing and to share in this issue. Again, GpgFronend gave me an error when I tried to import them. I then went to the command line and imported the testing keypair through gpg. I closed and re-opened GpgFrontend and now they are loaded. I then go to import, and now GpgFrontend will import the original keys that were being rejected. I have included the test keys. The password is "testing".

Testy Testerson_0x74F67C70_public.asc.txt Testy Testerson_0x74F67C70_SECRET.asc.txt

saturneric commented 2 months ago
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I'd tested the public and private keys which you had given. There are all imported successfully (through clipboard and editor) at my machine at v2.1.2. I will continue to track this issue. If you have any discover, feel free to report it under this issue.

rhaley-starfish commented 2 months ago

Weird. Thanks for checking into it. I have what I need working and probably won't be looking back at this. All my future keys will be generated on the Mac with GpgFrontend. Cheers!