Some questions

[Faramir]

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> Hi!
> 
> Faramir schrieb:

>>   I suppose it is clear text,
> No, it is still encrypted with your passphrase.
>> The idea about export a secret key is to import
>> it in other place, so it must be cleartext...
> Why? You can easily import an exportet (encrypted) secret key into
> another GnuPG application. Why not? The other GnuPG would simply ask for
> your passphrase whenever you would try to access the key there, just
> like the "first" GnuPG does...

  Good point... I think I must check my cafeine level, it seems it's too
low to think clearly... I will solve that now...

> I assume that the warning is there, because an exported key is somewhat
> likely to end up in some public-readable place and this is generally a
> bad thing - even if it is protected by a passphrase. You should at least
> take the risk willingly.

  Right, and also, there is the option to have secret keys without
passphrase... these keys would be very vulnerable, I think...

 Best Regards
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