I am trying to import a private PGP key into Symantec PGP command line that originated in GnuPGP (1.4.11 AIX) into a Windows system.
When I do a pgp --import private.asc
, then do a pgp --list-keys --details
I get an invalid key:
C:\Program Files\PGP Corporation\PGP Command Line>pgp --list-keys --details
Key Details: Bank (Joint key) <user@company.com>
Key ID: 0x4aaaa8 (0x09aaaaaB8)
Type: RSA (v4) key pair
Size: 2048
Validity: Invalid
Trust: Never (Not axiomatic)
Created: 2014-02-26
Expires: 2016-01-17
Status: Active
Cipher: AES-256
Cipher: AES-192
Cipher: AES-128
Cipher: CAST5
Cipher: TripleDES
Hash: SHA-256
Hash: SHA-1
Hash: SHA-384
Hash: SHA-512
Hash: Unknown 0x0B
Compress: ZLIB
Compress: BZIP2
Compress: Zip
Photo: No
Revocable: Yes
Token: No
Keyserver: Absent
Default: Yes
Wrapper: No
Prop Flags: Sign user IDs
Prop Flags: Sign messages
Prop Flags: PGP NetShare
Prop Flags: PGP WDE
Prop Flags: PGP ZIP
Prop Flags: PGP Messaging
Ksrv Flags: No modify
Feat Flags: Modification detection
Notations: None
Usage: Sign user IDs
Usage: Sign messages
Subkey ID: 0xFbbbb5 (0x96bbbb75)
Type: RSA (v4) subkey pair
Size: 2048
Created: 2014-02-26
Expires: 2019-01-17
Status: Active
Revocable: Yes
Token: No
X.509: No
Prop Flags: Encrypt communications
Prop Flags: Encrypt storage
Prop Flags: PGP NetShare
Prop Flags: PGP WDE
Prop Flags: PGP ZIP
Prop Flags: PGP Messaging
Notations: None
Usage: Encrypt communications
Usage: Encrypt storage
Usage: PGP NetShare
Usage: PGP WDE
Usage: PGP ZIP
Usage: PGP Messaging
ADK: None
Revoker: None
1 key found
Question
- What is a "Joint Key", and should a PGP private key be "joint"
- Is there any way I can tell if the ASC is expecting "wrapped" syntax?
- How do I import a private key from Aix?
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