Linux: Importing Keys from OpenKeychain (and Elsewhere) into GnuPG

April 14, 2022April 13, 2022 ~ cafebedouin

Every now and again, I have to transfer my GPG keys to a new machine and I always forget how to do it. So, I figured I'd write a few notes to remember in the future. Key detail: when you do a full back-up, it will export a file in the format: backup-YYYY-MM-DD.sec.pgp. You will … Continue reading Linux: Importing Keys from OpenKeychain (and Elsewhere) into GnuPG

Mutt on OpenBSD & Linux: configuring gpg/gpg2 & ~/.muttrc

August 8, 2017July 8, 2022 ~ cafebedouin ~ 1 Comment

Update: August 2019. In August 2017, I wrote this post to document my process for getting gpg2 working on OpenBSD 6.1 after not finding a straight-forward explanation online. In the two years since, I have used these notes to set up mutt on both OpenBSD and several varieties of Linux, such as Debian derivatives, Arch … Continue reading Mutt on OpenBSD & Linux: configuring gpg/gpg2 & ~/.muttrc