Can gpg keys generated on Solaris be used in Linux (seamlessly)?
Is there any accomodation etc that'd need to be made or can one
literally copy the keys over and use them?

> Can gpg keys generated on Solaris be used in Linux (seamlessly)?
> Is there any accomodation etc that'd need to be made or can one
> literally copy the keys over and use them?

There is no problem to use gpg-keys on any operatingsystem.
Just watchout for charachter conversions.
Perhaps it will help you to put all keys in a zip (or tar.gz...) file.
This will ensure, that no pragram does automatic conversion.

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regards,

Jonas Stein <news@jonasstein.de>

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derf109******.com writes:

>Can gpg keys generated on Solaris be used in Linux (seamlessly)?

Sure. I just copy over - usually with "rsync" over an ssh channel.
You can also copy for gpg on Windows. I usually do that with pscp
(comes with putty), or by storing on a FAT disk shared by Windows
and linux.

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