my split gpg2 isnt passing private keys/stubs to the client vm.
gpg -k works as intended
gpg -K has no output.
would anybody be able to assist or point me in the right direction, spend all last night trying to figure it out
my split gpg2 isnt passing private keys/stubs to the client vm.
gpg -k works as intended
gpg -K has no output.
would anybody be able to assist or point me in the right direction, spend all last night trying to figure it out
How have you configured split-gpg2? Have you used gpg previously in your client qube?
You need to provide more information for us to be able to help you.
its a somewhat fresh install, no previous split gpg.
packages installed in both client and vault.
service enabled for client vm
dom0 Policy
qubes.Gpg2 * client @default allow target=vault
gpg in the vault is configured to use a yubikey.
followed the documentation untill gpg -K where mine failed
what information am I possibly missing that I can provide?
while configuring split gpg 2 with a yubikey in the server qube I ran into an issue, GPG -K is returning with no output and I haven’t found a fix. is this a limitation with split gpg2 and smart cards? no private key material/stubs are being sent from the server to the client.
not entirely sure whats happening or if its even supported at this point.
Dom0 Policy
qubes.Gpg2 * client @default allow target=vault
split-gpg2-client service enabled for client vm
public key and owner trust imported
gpg -k/-K outputs for both client and server below
user@server:~$ gpg -k
/home/user/.gnupg/pubring.kbx
-----------------------------
pub ed25519 0000-00-00 [C] [expires: 0000-00-00]
35Bxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
uid [ultimate] user
sub ed25519 0000-00-00 [S] [expires: 0000-00-00]
sub cv25519 0000-00-00 [E] [expires: 0000-00-00]
sub ed25519 0000-00-00 [A] [expires: 0000-00-00]
user@server:~$ gpg -K
/home/user/.gnupg/pubring.kbx
-----------------------------
sec# ed25519 0000-00-00 [C] [expires: 0000-00-00]
35Bxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
uid [ultimate] user
ssb> ed25519 0000-00-00 [S] [expires: 0000-00-00]
ssb> cv25519 0000-00-00 [E] [expires: 0000-00-00]
ssb> ed25519 0000-00-00 [A] [expires: 0000-00-00]
user@client:~
❯ gpg -k
/home/user/.gnupg/pubring.kbx
-----------------------------
pub ed25519 0000-00-00 [C] [expires: 0000-00-00]
35Bxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
uid [ultimate] user
sub ed25519 0000-00-00 [S] [expires: 0000-00-00]
sub cv25519 0000-00-00 [E] [expires: 0000-00-00]
sub ed25519 0000-00-00 [A] [expires: 0000-00-00]
user@client:~
❯ gpg -K
found a fix, It was the qubes auto keyring not syncing with the smart card.
Are you sure that you imported the public keys in client?
If yes, try setting the policy in dom0, /etc/qubes/policy.d/30-user-gpg2.policy to ask.
See if you even get a qrexec call at all. (You should be getting a dialogue, same as the one for moving files between qubes.) Also, make sure you added the policy in the correct place.
If you are not getting a dialogue at all, then you probably forgot to enable the service. Run in dom0:
$ qvm-service --enable client split-gpg2-client
In the command above ^ substitute “client” for the actual client qube name.
Ah, didn’t see you found a fix…
No problem thanks for the help! I wasn’t aware it uses a separate key-ring by default and the qubes automatic key-ring wasn’t picking up the smart card.
I disabled it with source_keyring_dir = no but im sure there is a cleaner fix.