Sean Stark, [SS] wrote: SS> I'm sending an email with an attachment. I pick SHFT-ALT-E (Sign and SS> encyrpt entire message). The message gets encrypted but not the SS> attachment. PGP/Mime is set to Auto. Under "PGP Options" use SS> PGP/Mime when sending emails is ticked.
SS> Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong ? You cannot encrypt and sign using PGP/MIME before actually hitting send. This will not work. You have to enable the 'sign when completed' and 'encrypt when completed' options and then send the message. The message and attachment will be PGP/MIME signed and encrypted during the sending process. SS> When I receive an email with an encypted attachment I choose SS> "decrypt" and *before* I type anything it displays the msg box "The SS> passphrase you entered does not match any of the listed keys". That SS> msg popup is redisplayed each time I hit the OK button (about a SS> dozen times). When it stops redisplaying, I get the chance to enter SS> the passphrase and all seems to work fine. This happened to me while using PGP v6.5.8ckt. I never did figure out what caused it. Upgrading to PGP v 8 cured the problem. You could also try fully uninstalling and then reinstalling PGP. SS> Just one question: it seems that the only way to decrypt the SS> in-coming attached file is to save the file, then decrypt it outside SS> of thebat!. Is that correct ? If the file is encrypted by itself then yes. If the message and file are PGP/MIME encrypted then you wouldn't have to go through that hassle. SS> or is there a way to decrypt the attached file within thebat ? No. -- -= allie_M =- | List Moderator PGPKeys: http://www.ac-martin.com/pgpkeys.html _
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