ELI

You say that this is an open source project, yet I can't find a single file after 2014-07-03, even though you have obviously keept this continuously updated since. So is this open source or not? Licesnse say Creative Commons, but if the code isnot available, then it's not really CC... Can you please explain or provide the source ?

Is there a way to make the checkbox for "Local signature (cannot be exported)", checked by default?

Is there a way to have the checkbox for "Local signature (cannot be exported)", checked by default?

Is there a way to have the checkbox for "Local signature (cannot be exported)", checked by default?

@Patrick Thanks, and that is surely the first thing someone tries to do. The problem is the lacking feedback from the GUI regarding which part of the keys are present. AFAIK there is nowhere any text telling the user that a boldface key means that it also has a private key associated. In addition, when the import failed there was no feed back. Importing the key manually into the keychain with gpg2 --import BBBBBBB did it! (How about showing that result as a pop-up screen at import?) Seeing how many...

@Patrick Thanks, and that is surely the first thing someone tries to do. The problem is the lacking feedback from the GUI regarding which part of the keys are present. AFAIK there is nowhere any text telling the user that a boldface key means that it also has a private key associated. In addition, when the import failed there was no feed back. Importing the key manually into the keychain with gpg2 --import BBBBBBB did it! (How about showing that result as a pop-up screen at import?) Seeing how many...

Today I was attempting to import (into Windows Enigmail) a new GPG keypair that was exported from Linux with: gpg2 --full-gen-key --cipher-algo AES256 --digest-algo SHA512 --cert-digest-algo SHA512 gpg2 -ao pgp-public.asc --export XXXXXXXX gpg2 -ao pgp-private.asc --export-secret-keys XXXXXXXX The public asc file was copy pasted by importing from clip-board. It semed to work. Doing the same with the private asc wich was larger ~6KB, made the import choke. "Enigmail Key Management" (EKM) window simply...

I have the same problem. I'm using latest Enigmail: 1.9.6.1 (20161116-1713) and latest Thunderbird: 52.1.0 (32-bit) on Win 8.1. The keys were generated on Linux Mint and imported by The new keys are shown in the Windows keyring by: gpg2 --list-keys XXXXXXXX pub rsa4096 2017-05-09 [SC] [expires: 2018-05-09] 95...E6 uid [ultimate] xxxx <xxxx@gmail.com> sub rsa4096 2017-05-09 [E] [expires: 2018-05-09] The EKM window show my key(s) as: YYYY <xxxx@gmail.com> AAAAAAAA # The old key, but high lighted xxxx...