On 15 Nov 2011, at 12:29, Charly Avital wrote: > Sean Rima <73830e05-0f8c-48aa-9751-2570fb235...@srima.eu> November 15, > 2011 7:06:38 AM wrote: >> Hi Folks >> >> I tried to explain this one via twitter but maybe here is the best place. >> >> I belong to pgpnet @ yahoogroups.com which is an email mailing list that all >> mail is encrypted to. To enable this, they use the gpg option of group in >> the config file which is basically a set of key-ids which gpg will encrypt >> or sign to, ignoring the original recipient address >> >> An example is: >> >> group pgp...@yahoogroups.com = 0x34DF2A0A8B898416 0xF6B3040A6FB318C6 >> 0x9CC6C4F03F370F7E 0xFCFBD799EF0B1FBA 0x371AC5BFA04AE313 0x048FB7B62717E461 >> 0xC8B9B8C9DAC006F7 >> >> In face this is only part of my list, which extends to 30 odd keys. >> >> When I address an email to the group, gpgmail gives me no option to encrypt, >> only sign. Therefore I think it is reading the keychain to check that I have >> a key for the recipient, but does not see the group line in the gpg.conf file >> >> I am only a new mac user but a long time gpg user, I have been a member of >> the mailing list for many years on and off. >> >> My question is, is there anyway to enable gpgmail to read or use the >> gpg.conf file so that the group = line is used? >> >> Sean > > > > Although I don't subscribe to pgpnet, I am familiar with the way the > group functions, and how the 'group' option works. > > According to the raw source of your message, you are using: > X-Mailer: Apple Mail (2.1251.1). That would point at Lion? > > If you are running Lion, then your Mail.app is using an alpha release > (alpha 4 I believe) of GPGMail, that might not be reading (yet) the > group option. >
I downloaded the last release that started supporting Lion. > Additionally, are you sure the correct syntax in gpg.conf is > group pgp...@yahoogroups.com = keyIDs. > > Might it not be > group pgp...@yahoogroups.com=keyIDs ? Meaning no space before and after > the sign = > I have tried all different ways to do it, from the command line, it encrypts fine using either method of writing the group = line > Just a thought, sorry to waste your time. > Charly > BTW, your signature when checked with Thunderbird 8 and Enigmail 1.3.3 > outputs: > gpg command line and output: > /usr/local/MacGPG2/bin/gpg2 > gpg: Signature made Tue Nov 15 05:36:16 2011 EST using DSA key ID C2CA105F > gpg: WARNING: signature digest conflict in message > gpg: Can't check signature: General error Strange, it is a key generated on a Windows pc and transferred to my macbook Sean
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