Encryption setting

[Jack]

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Yes - but use kleopatra to make an unencrypted copy before trying to 
open in linux.  You could also use kleopatra to re-encrypt in linux with 
your new key.

Also, you really should be able to copy your private key(s) from windows 
to linux, and then you should be able to use the original encrypted file 
there also.  You would have to check the kleopatra docs on where the 
keys live on the two different systems.

On 6/17/19 1:00 PM, Alexandre Perali wrote:
> Yes, it was created by kleopatra. I'll make a copy of the file and try 
> to import it to linux, is it?
>
> Em seg, 17 de jun de 2019 17:42, Jack <ostroffjh at users.sourceforge.net 
> <mailto:ostroffjh at users.sourceforge.net>> escreveu:
>
>     On 6/17/19 12:35 PM, Alexandre Perali wrote:
>>     I tried to open the 'unencrypted' file with kate and in the
>>     header says it still encrypted gpg
>>
>>     Em seg, 17 de jun de 2019 17:29, Alexandre Perali
>>     <aperali at gmail.com <mailto:aperali at gmail.com>> escreveu:
>>
>>         Thank you, now I found it.
>>         But as I'm moving my kmm file from windows to linux and it
>>         was encrypted by Kleopatra I don't know if it is the problem
>>         or not.
>>         I tried to generate from gpg linux a key using the same user
>>         name, email and password I've used to generate on windows.
>>         Tried to open the file on linux but got an error.
>>         I almost sure this error is related to the encryption as kmm
>>         reports cannot read the file
>>         /home/.../plugins/xml/xmlstorage.cpp:150.
>>         Then i disabled the encryption in windows, 'save as' the file
>>         and tried to open it in linux but got the same error.
>>         Any suggestion?
>>
>     First, if you want to use the already encrypted file, you need to
>     copy the private key from the old to the new PC. Just using the
>     same name and email to create a new key will create a different
>     key.  If it didn't work that way, then anyone could recreate your
>     private key, just knowing your username and email address.
>
>     I don't have KMM handy to test, but I do remember that you have to
>     be very careful when trying to save an encrypted file as
>     unencrypted.  However, was they file encrypted by KMyMoney or by
>     Kleopatra?  If the latter, then just use Kleopatra to make an
>     unencrypted copy of the file.
>
>
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