Private GPG key

Hi,

some month ago I created a GPG key with kgpg. Now, I want to use this key
also on another computer. Where do I find my current private key? And is
it secure to copy it via "scp" to the other machine?

Thank you.

Chris

In comp.os.linux.misc Christian Christmann <plfriko@yahoo.de>:
> Hi,

> some month ago I created a GPG key with kgpg. Now, I want to use this key
> also on another computer. Where do I find my current private key? And is

~/.gnupg

> it secure to copy it via "scp" to the other machine?

Yes.

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Michael Heiming <michael+USENET@www.heiming.de> wrote:
> In comp.os.linux.misc Christian Christmann <plfriko@yahoo.de>:
>> Hi,
>
>> some month ago I created a GPG key with kgpg. Now, I want to use this key
>> also on another computer. Where do I find my current private key? And is
>
> ~/.gnupg
>
>> it secure to copy it via "scp" to the other machine?
>
> Yes.
>

If you have more than one key in keyring 'gpg --export' and 'gpg
--export-secret-keys' may be more useful.

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