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… due to being stupid and not remembering my private key passphrase and therefore unable to interact with my private key anymore I deceided to revoke the old key pub 4096R/0x73538126032AD297 2014-11-12 [expires: 2016-11-11] Key fingerprint = F5DE 3184 F042 30E7 0CD0 84F2 7353 8126 032A D297 The new key is as follows pub 4096R/0xEFD7808C60A82FF1 2015-08-22 [expires: 2018-08-21] Key fingerprint = E04B 3279 3DAD 5F29 CA5F FD48 EFD7 808C 60A8 2FF1 It can be found and retrieved via the usual ways and also via this link

After this has been giving me a lot of headache and throwing curses at all and everything because nothing worked nearly out of the box – it looks like I finally managed to get gpg cards (yubi key and the one from kernelconcepts) working as intended … sudo apt-get purge --remove libpam-gnome-keyring -y && \ sudo apt-get install pcscd pcsc-tools gpgsm gnupg-agent scdaemon -y && \ sudo reboot and check out this link

I am transitioning PGP keys from an old RSA key to a new 4096-bit RSA master key with subkeys.

You can find the signed tansition statement signed by both keys here:

Transitionstatement

Since I spent loads of my nerves and time of my life to get a built in UMTS modem in my HP ProBook 5320m up and running I decided to write down a very basic installation manual: