When i try to decrypt a file the letters in the terminal window get
crazy.
its like they become encrypted, or maybe the terminal is displaying the
encrypted file in the window, i really don't know.
all i know is i can't decrypt any files that i've encrpyted.
using gpg --decrypt filename
on
Moses wrote:
Thank you. I'm using GPGshell now :)
A newbie question: how to better use GPGshell in OE? Because I found
it's a little hard for me to understand how to sign/encrypt a mail
after I composed it.
The way I do right now is, save as the mail first, go to the windows
explorer
Rocko wrote:
When i try to decrypt a file the letters in the terminal window get
crazy.
its like they become encrypted, or maybe the terminal is displaying the
encrypted file in the window, i really don't know.
all i know is i can't decrypt any files that i've encrpyted.
using gpg
I got it: right click on the GPGShell's icontray and choose Window.
Thanks Laurent, John and thank you all!
On 4/6/07, John Clizbe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Moses wrote:
Thank you. I'm using GPGshell now :)
A newbie question: how to better use GPGshell in OE? Because I found
it's a
Hello !
My bank sent me a new card with a processor on it (SmartCard ?), in
replacement of previous one, which was the same.
The bank told me that the passphrase did not change.
This implyes that the passphrase is not stored in the secret key on the
card?
--
Laurent Jumet
Hello GnuPG Users,
On Friday, April 6, 2007, at 13:38 GMT +08
(12:38, the same day my local time), [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The way I do right now is, save as the mail first, go to the windows
explorer to sign/encrypt the mail, drag the result .gpg/.asc file back
to the OE and send it.
You
Hi again,
Out of the blue, it seems kgpg doesn't see my .gnupg directory. I opened it
up the other day just to check something, and it showed no keys at all. I
went into the settings and all it allows is to see my /home/me directory
which has a couple of .asc keys(?) in it but had no
Hi gang,
Somehow the other night I accidently imported a revoking thing for my main
secret and public key pair when I was using kgpg. Kgpg tells me I need to
un-revoke it in the manual editor, so, could someone tell me a quick and easy
way to do so, please? Is it possible to un-revoke?
On Thu, Apr 05, 2007 at 09:19:33PM -0700, Rocko wrote:
When i try to decrypt a file the letters in the terminal window get
crazy.
its like they become encrypted, or maybe the terminal is displaying the
encrypted file in the window, i really don't know.
all i know is i can't decrypt any files
On Fri, Apr 06, 2007 at 01:22:52AM -0500, John B wrote:
Hi gang,
Somehow the other night I accidently imported a revoking thing for
my main secret and public key pair when I was using kgpg. Kgpg tells
me I need to un-revoke it in the manual editor, so, could someone
tell me a quick
John B wrote:
Somehow the other night I accidently imported a revoking thing for my main
secret and public key pair when I was using kgpg. Kgpg tells me I need to
un-revoke it in the manual editor, so, could someone tell me a quick and easy
way to do so, please? Is it possible to
On 06 April 07 09:48, David Shaw wrote:
On Fri, Apr 06, 2007 at 01:22:52AM -0500, John B wrote:
Hi gang,
Somehow the other night I accidently imported a revoking thing for
my main secret and public key pair when I was using kgpg. Kgpg tells
me I need to un-revoke it in the manual
Check error_log for the problem (if you can) - permissions on ~/.gnupg files
will cause things to not work and you must have environment exported for the
nobody user. I reset $ENV{'HOME'} in perl... there must be something
similar in php. If you can view the environment the server provides in
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