Re: gpg-agent and pinentry MacOS

2006-11-12 Thread Benjamin Donnachie
Remco Post wrote: >> I think that's been fixed in the latest version. Unfortunately, I was >> busy packaging up 1.4.5 and haven't had chance to look at gpg2 again. >> I'll try to get a "proper" package for gpg2 done over the next week or so. > cool, thanks. Now that v2 has been released, I hope t

Re: OpenPGP Card implementation

2006-11-12 Thread Peter Lebbing
Benjamin Donnachie wrote: > It struck me as ironic that OpenPGP isn't that open! I started work on > an open implementation on a BasicCard but, due to licensing > restrictions, I am unable to get a card with RSA card built in and > implementing RSA using the binary left to right method in Basic wi

Re: Question about use of --cipher-algo AES & --openpgp

2006-11-12 Thread Henry Hertz Hobbit
"Peter S. May" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I don't know how the internals of "file" work. If I were trying to get > a generic file-like program to grok OpenPGP, here's probably how I'd go > about it: > > * If the first non-blank line started "--- BEGIN PGP ", it would > probably be reasonabl

Re: Question about use of --cipher-algo AES & --openpgp

2006-11-12 Thread Peter Lebbing
Henry Hertz Hobbit wrote: > > and the "file" command. Evidently, OpenPGP is totally incompatible > with that and always will be. At least I can't see a way to make it > fit. If you can, be my guest. It would require enumerating all of the > possibilities and putting in ALL of them, but being car