| 15 Apr 2020 |
 bernd | strange | 16:40:03 |
| bernd | looks like samething goes wrong with key export | 16:40:33 |
| bernd | *something | 16:40:45 |
 Aroop Roelofs | your fingerprint is C1F3 B540 C16A 952C 790E 9A53 08D9 4CE1 8582 CFC9 right? | 16:46:56 |
| bernd | rigth | 16:51:22 |
| Aroop Roelofs | hm... | 16:54:36 |
| Aroop Roelofs | idk then... seems like there might be an issue in Enigmail itself because somehow, it wants me to insert my yubikey (on which my GPG private key is located) just to encrypt a message to myself...
Idk why it's doing that since there is no need for it... | 16:55:39 |
| 17 Apr 2020 |
 wiktor | bernd: enigmail, and any other e-mail program usually encrypts to both keys - the recipient and the sender, so that the sender can read later what was sent. Did you have by chance two keys? From the description it sounds like your friend used wrong key when sending. You can gpg --list-packets it to see which key IDs it was encrypted to. | 05:55:30 |
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| 21 Apr 2020 |
| Aroop Roelofs | bernd: Did you manage to fix it? | 19:45:25 |
| bernd | half and half ... key missmanagment at my side | 19:47:17 |
| Aroop Roelofs | ah :p | 19:48:04 |
| bernd | but i dont understand why gpg says it was the senders key | 19:48:32 |
| Aroop Roelofs | That indeed is very strange...
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| Aroop Roelofs | I'm still trying to fiddle around with it myself as well... | 19:49:05 |
| bernd | for today i finished ... have a nice evening | 19:49:08 |
| Aroop Roelofs | aye : > | 19:49:13 |
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| slipsnip | I have a very silly question as I am just learning about GPG, why do I see signatures using SHA1, and not one of the later version 2 or 3 | 23:02:30 |
| Aroop Roelofs | If I remember correctly SHA256 is the default for most things except certificate hashing.
Idk why that difference is but my best guess would be backwards compatibility? | 23:04:31 |
| slipsnip | maybe that is the reason, thank you I will do more learning on the subject | 23:06:35 |
| Aroop Roelofs | just keep your GPG up-to-date as much as possible (like any other software package) and it should change with the latest recommendations at some point. | 23:07:49 |
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