https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=357746
Bug ID: 357746
Summary: The document could not been saved, as the selected
codec is not supported.
Product: kgpg
Version: 2.14.0
Platform: openSUSE RPMs
OS: Linux
Status: UNCONFIRMED
Severity: minor
Priority: NOR
Component: general
Assignee: k...@opensource.sf-tec.de
Reporter: emma.atkins...@gmail.com
Using symmetric encryption/decryption on a file on local drive.
I opened the file which used ASCII armour format.
Decrypted the file and edited the contents using the KGpg editing screen.
I successfully encrypted using symmetric encryption and a very long
pass-phrase.
When I used the Save function I get the error:
"The document could not been saved, as the selected codec is not supported."
If I use Save As and overwrite the original file I get no error message.
This looks like an unreported bug to me.
I am using 64 bit OpenSUSE 13.2 with latest package updates as of 7 Jan 2016.
Linux (x86_64) release 3.16.7-29-desktop
Reproducible: Always
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create an ASCII encrypted text file (mine is about 10 KiB) on a local
drive, using a long pass-phrase. It should have a filename something like
Testfile.asc (I did not use Unicode, although I may have done so in the past
at some point in the past)
2. Open the file using the KGpg Editor's Open function.
3. Decrypt the file using KGpg using the
4. Change the contents using the KGpg editor
5. Encrypt the contents using symmetric encryption and the same long
pass-phrase as before.
6. Click the Save button or use Ctrl-S or the save function from File >> Save.
7. You should get an error message.
8. Now try using the File >> Save As... function to overwrite the original
encrypted file.
9. You should be successful this time.
Actual Results:
Step 7: a dialog box containing the following message, "The document could not
been saved, as the selected codec is not supported."
Step 9: no error and the encrypted contents displayed in the editor window as
normal.
Expected Results:
Step 7: a dialog box asking if I want to overwrite the original encrypted file.
Clicking yes to overwrite should function correctly leaving the encrypted
contents displayed in the editor window as normal.
I will use the Save As.. function until the problem is resolved. So a minor
severity bug.
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