if your still having trouble getting it to work, you could install Kgpg using urpmi (after uninstalling your source installation). Once you do that you will be able to type
$ which kgpg /usr/bin/kgpg My installation using urpmi worked fine. On Thu, 19 Feb 2004 23:37:14 -0600 Chuck Mattsen wrote: > Okay, with this question I'm endeavoring to put the "newbie" back into > the list where it belongs :-) ... big time. > > Here's the deal. I made my GPG key, no problem. I've successfully > added the key of a friend, no problem. I've got Evolution set up now > to encrypt/decrypt and sign/verify, no problem. Works like a charm > ... from the command line, which makes my skin crawl. LOL. > > So, I decided I wanted a frontend for GPG, being a GUI kinda guy, so I > installed KGPG 1.0 from .tar via the ./configure make blah, blah, blah > route. Apparently, again, no problem. > > Here's where the "newbie" comes in. WHERE THE HECK IS IT? :-) > > I guess I'm used to C:\Program Files still, but this kind of thing > just throws me. I'm expecting to see KGPG somewhere in my menus > and/or running in the tray, but I'm not. > > Anyone care to point this fool in the right direction? TIA -- Job Evers gpg --recv-keys --keyserver www.keyserver.net BECAC033 Registered Linux User #346146 http://counter.li.org
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