GPG question:where on the system are my key-pairs?

[Andy Green]

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On Tuesday 28 October 2003 20:14, Elton Woo wrote:

> ]$ rpm -qa | grep gpg returns the following:
> two lines of gpg-pubkey-{two different sets of hexadecimal numbers
> per line].
>
> Since I cannot erase them I guess I will have to use them, but where
> are they?  ... so at least I can back them up.

Hm, some confusification here unless I misunderstand you.  The GPG keys to do 
with RPM are given to rpm and are only used to validate incoming .rpm 
packages.  Don't know where they're stored but its probably /usr/share/rpm or 
something.  But....

If you are making your own keys with gpg, all that stuff is stored in 
~/.gnupg/

- -Andy
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