The above is already good enough to state your userId does not seem to be the owner of the directory ~/.gnupg, or of the files under it. Either one or the other gave you a "Permission denied" error.
You can find out byt running 'ls -la ~ | grep gnupg'.
@nUboon2Age (and, actually, just for the record, since s/he did not subscribe to this bug... fire-and-forget type of thing)
> $ ls -l ~/.gnupg/*.gpg username> /.gnupg/ *.gpg: Permission denied
> ls: cannot access /home/<
The above is already good enough to state your userId does not seem to be the owner of the directory ~/.gnupg, or of the files under it. Either one or the other gave you a "Permission denied" error.
You can find out byt running 'ls -la ~ | grep gnupg'.