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am i able to find a pgp-key on the machine - only with the fingerprint


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i work with te kgpg - (the gui-programme that is delivered by the kde-group - i guess) and that programme

well i guess that the kgpg treats / handles the fingerprints / id codes in a very very special manner!?


the keys i am talking about look like something like this

53856B7A

or something like this : 1F308A4A

well what can we do!?

love to hear from you

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hello dear requinix

 

many many thanks for the quick reply - great to hear from you

 

gpg -k --fingerprint

 

many many thanks - youre right

i work with te kgpg - (the gui-programme that is delivered by the kde-group - i guess) and that programme

well i guess that the kgpg treats / handles the fingerprints / id codes in a very very special manner!?


the keys i am talking about look like something like this

53856B7A

or something like this : 1F308A4A

well what can we do!?

love to hear from you

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If you only have the private key then use -K instead of -k. And you'll need --fingerprint to see the fingerprint.

 

As for GUIs, I can't help you there. Most of my Linux knowledge is on the server administration side, which means 99% console work.

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