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To use an OpenPGP card with Scute, it first has to be initialized by generating or loading a key on the card, see the OpenPGP Card How-To. Then a certificate has to be created and imported into GPGSM. This task involves three steps: First, a certificate signing request (CSR) has to be created that matches the key on the card. This certificate signing request then has to be submitted to a certificate authority (CA), which will create the certificate and send it back to you. At last, the certificate has to be imported into GPGSM. This section will explain all of these steps in detail.
• Creating a CSR: | How to create a card-based CSR. | |
• Signing the CSR: | Obtain a certificate from the CSR. | |
• Importing the Certificate: | How to import the certificate into GPGSM. | |
• On-card Certificate: | How to store the certificate on the card. |