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Unknown signature subpacket: 33, GnuPG 2.1.15 #2668
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Experiencing this same error message with a new PGP key. I've run into this on the web and again while uploading the key from the OSX terminal. "▶ ERROR key generation error: Unknown signature subpacket: 33 (error 905)" |
Does anyone happen to know what Signature subpacket 33 is? I can't find any mention of it in the RFCs |
It looks like it might be IssuerFingerprint: http://gnupg-devel.gnupg.narkive.com/Z0EFUBU7/issuer-fingerprint-was-vanity-keys |
Yeah the same error code occurs when sending signed encrypted messages to people (on their end) it doesnt happen when I send it without signing. I'm also using GnuPG for the encrypting |
Have the same problem. This is my keystructure: pub ed25519 2016-05-31 [C] [expires: 2021-05-30] I only have access to my subkeys which are stored in a ccid(yubikey). |
Also have this issue.
Cannot perform any operations; I found this initially trying to do a "follow" command, but the keybase client also can't be set up for the same reason. Seems to have started recently. I don't remember it being a problem a couple of weeks ago. |
Confirmed, line 118 of common/openpgpdefs.h as of GnuPG 2.1.16 :
In release terms, this first appeared in GnuPG 2.1.14. |
I'm also experiencing this issue. Would like for this to be fixed so I can use keybase. At the moment I'm not able to do that. kernel 4.8.11 |
I am having the same issue with my key.
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Ok we will hopefully get to it soon.
…On Mon, Dec 5, 2016 at 10:47 AM Michael Englehorn ***@***.***> wrote:
I am having the same issue with my key.
▶ INFO Bundle unlocked: 7502F475E7B6CCB9
▶ ERROR key generation error: bad signature: Unknown signature subpacket:
33 (error 1002)
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I also have this issue :( |
One year later, I have the same error when trying to import private key generated by gpg. $ gpg --version Is this project still being developed? |
@jetibest it works for me at the minute with follow/unfollow operations:
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We fixed this issue a while ago. @jetibest what exactly isn't working? |
@maxtaco I am now using javascript to generate the keypair, but I also made other radical changes to my code. Therefore it's hard to reproduce, but I'm sure it was my own mistake. However, the given error message could still wrong imo. |
OK, i'm pretty sure this works for people using the Website and the Go client. If there are STR this bug, we can look further into it. And yes, the project is still being maintained, you'll see that our Github projects are very active |
@maxtaco Well, I think I know what is the problem. have just faced that.
It seems to be identical to #4025. |
I am currently migrating to a new GPG key, so I wanted to revoking my proofs and then attach my new key.
My system now by default uses GnuPG 2 (version 2.1.15, to be exact). Trying to revoke the proofs spits out the error message "Unknown signature subpacket: 33". That I could fix by replacing "gpg" by "gpg1", i.e. by using the old GnuPG version.
However, adding my new key, created with GnuPG 2, does not work either, with the error message "Unknown signature subpacket: 33". And there, creating the armored export with gpg1 doesn't help either. So now I'm stuck with an empty keybase identity at the moment.
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