Hello Patrick, thanks for your comments! Patrick Chkoreff wrote:
> Excellent! I just exchanged 10 grams of Pecunix for some e-bullion > and it > worked great. > I have one slight issue though. I noticed that both the Pecunix and > the Open2Exchange emails are encrypted in a "two-layer" style. First, > the cleartext message is signed. Second, the signed message is itself > encrypted. True, it is like that at the moment... you see we sign all messages by default, then encrypt the ones that request encryption after that... I am looking at improving on that soon. > That is OK, I don't have a problem pressing a button twice, but I > notice that on both of those emails the signature validation is coming up > "bad."... > ...So Sidd, are you getting any other reports of bad signature > validations? Actually, no Patrick... perhaps other people don't check? I personally think it is an issue of the mail clients you are using, or perhaps the plugin. Try this, copy the encrypted message to the clipboard and then decrypt the message there using the PGP tray utility to decrypt the clipboard... after the first decryption, you will see the signed message... click "copy to clipboard" then use the tray utility on that again to verify the sig... If this all works fine then you need to see why your e-mail client is corrupting the message... e-mail clients are nasty these days, they add all sorts of formatting to the text to make it nicer for you to read, but of course they break the sig. If you are ever in doubt about a sig, view the source of the e-mail in a plain text editor (like notepad in windows) and decrypt/verify that... Let us know what you find, all e-mail verifies fine on my 4 different OS's with different software, but I must admit the only client where the plugin works effectively is in outlook express. Cheers, Sidd. --- You are currently subscribed to e-gold-list as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Use e-gold's Secure Randomized Keyboard (SRK) when accessing your e-gold account(s) via the web and shopping cart interfaces to help thwart keystroke loggers and common viruses.
