% ./run-keylist --verbose --with-secret D10531533ED7624A keyid : D10531533ED7624A fpr : 9C60AFFED3412F22736135FED10531533ED7624A grip : 09FF90F506A901656F23FDF4063C015C8348A77E caps : esc flags : secret de-vs upd : 0 (0) fpr 1: 82AD9BB27685E3AAB1A6DC8985F9795C6B95710C grip 1: CCF0FC523E519B85DB77D9018CD5213CE651AF3E caps 1: e flags 1: secret de-vs fpr 2: EB3FB70689D8717E069F39E290536ECE5E7D918A grip 2: F20F9D2563D2E0F8040789078AC67432B1906258 caps 2: s flags 2: secret de-vs
% gpg --list-secret-keys ----------------------------- sec# rsa3072 2021-05-08 [SC] 9C60AFFED3412F22736135FED10531533ED7624A uid [ unknown] ********** <********@******.com> ssb rsa3072 2021-05-08 [E] ssb rsa4096 2021-05-08 [S]
Thank you for your enthusiastic answer to my question in T5454.
Compare the above two output.
In the output of the GPG command, there is a # sign after the key pair ”sec“, which means that the content of the master key does not exist.