Version: (using KDE KDE 3.2.0) Installed from: SuSE RPMs OS: Linux Hi there, I wanted to store my key rings on to a memory-card instead of having them locally on the disk. I changed the default path for the GnuPg configuration file to the new location, but it doesn't seem to work. It still saves the key rings & config to ~/xxxx/.gnupg I then tried changing the GNUPGHOME environment variable, but that didn't helped either. However, it does work with gpg invoked from the commmand line, but still no luck with KGpg. in kgpgrc --------- [GPG Settings] gpg_config_path=/media/sdc2/gnupgp/gpg.conf
Hello ! > in kgpgrc > --------- > > [GPG Settings] > gpg_config_path=/media/sdc2/gnupgp/gpg.conf If you set GNUPGHOME, it should work (There may be some problems with the group names, but it shouldn't harm). Try to put: export GNUPGHOME=/media/sdc2/gnupgp/ in $home/.xsession and restart KDE. or you could also try to close KGpg, open a Konsole, type: export GNUPGHOME=/media/sdc2/gnupgp/ than, start kgpg from that Konsole. It should work than. I will try to add an option to configure it easily from the settings dialog. regards
CVS commit by mardelle: added option to easily change GNUPGHOME from the settings dialog, for example if you have your keyring on an usb key... CCMAIL: 76388-done@bugs.kde.org M +136 -17 conf_gpg.ui 1.12 M +5 -1 kgpg.cpp 1.132 M +72 -12 kgpgoptions.cpp 1.51 M +3 -1 kgpgoptions.h 1.20 M +1 -0 listkeys.cpp 1.180
That did the trick....Thanks. Rupert bj@altern.org wrote: > ------- You are receiving this mail because: ------- > You reported the bug, or are watching the reporter. > > http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=76388 > > > > > ------- Additional Comments From bj altern org 2004-03-01 02:52 ------- > Hello ! > > >>in kgpgrc >>--------- >> >>[GPG Settings] >>gpg_config_path=/media/sdc2/gnupgp/gpg.conf > > > If you set GNUPGHOME, it should work (There may be some problems with the > group names, but it shouldn't harm). > > Try to put: > export GNUPGHOME=/media/sdc2/gnupgp/ > in $home/.xsession > and restart KDE. > > or you could also try to close KGpg, open a Konsole, type: > export GNUPGHOME=/media/sdc2/gnupgp/ > than, start kgpg from that Konsole. > > It should work than. > I will try to add an option to configure it easily from the settings dialog. > > regards >