secret key cannot be imported: "no user ID"

[Anthony E. Greene]

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On Wed, 29 Aug 2001, Adam Monsen wrote:
>Ah! Interesting. That works... I can first copy the secret keyring over, 
>then import the public keyring. But what the heck? I don't like that.
>
>I shouldn't have to transfer a binary secret keyring from one machine to 
>another, should I? What if I want to move to a diffent PGP program on 
>another platform?

The keyfiles are the same on all platforms, just like a JPEG file or
whatever. There's a defined standard and it's not platform-specific.

Tony
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