[Novalug] Ubuntu (Gutsy) and my .gnupg directory

[Rich Goodwin]

My .gnupg is owned by me (group is users - std for SuSe).  I have copied
the directory around to different systems w/o any issues.  All files
in .gnupg have 600 permissions (-rw-------) and have the same
owner/group privledges.

Rich

On Wed, 2007-11-14 at 21:36 -0500, Nick Danger wrote:
> My .gnupg directory is owned by root. Probably from becoming root and 
> doing various package verification etc during install/updates. Can I 
> safely make this owned by me and move in my just found old copy of 
> .gnupg files? I think I found my gpg key I made/had signed in VA at a 
> keysigning we did a while ago. Assuming it didn't expire that is.
> 
> 
> Just checking with the Ubuntu experts before I hose anything.
> 
> Nick
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