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samurro

Has anbody a clue why tells me "gpg: decryption failed: No secret key" but when I use plain gpg --decrypt bla.gpg it shows me its contents without problems? I had an expired gpg key and created a new one, but meanwhile already imported my old one. My feeling is that pass is using the wrong GPG key, but I have no clue where to configure it which one to use. Any help appreciated

Jan 24, 2025, 02:37 PM·Public·Phanpy
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tho

@samurro there should be a dotfile inside your ~/.password-store and it should contain the recepient

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samurro

@oht Yes but its a list of email addresses. And the address for both my previous and new GPG Key are the same.

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tho

@samurro idk then, sorry, never had that issue🤷‍♂️ my understanding is that there should only be one email though

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Michael Boelen

@samurro
For most tools you can select the specific key by defining it is fingerprint. Even if you change the order of the keys, then the newly encrypted items might be using the wrong key.
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