On 05.06.11,14:29, Chris Brennan wrote: > * Jostein Berntsen <[email protected]> [2011-06-05 11:45:54 +0200]: > > > When you do "gpg --list-keys" can you see your friend's mail address and > > your own in the output? > > Yes, I can, below is that output, with fudges for name/email > > chris@stewie ~ $ gpg --list-keys > /home/chris/.gnupg/pubring.gpg > ------------------------------ > pub 2048R/D5B20C0C 2011-06-04 > uid Chris Brennan (xaero) <[email protected]> > sub 2048R/65AD06FE 2011-06-04 > > pub 2048R/******** 2011-05-18 > uid Friend Name (warg) <********@gmail.com> > uid [jpeg image of size 2241] > sub 2048R/******** 2011-05-18 > > chris@stewie ~ $ > > The problem resides when I manually attache my key w/ 'p' then 'a', I paste > in 0xD5B20C0C, I can see the mime-type and my key in a 10-character > hexidecimal string. I then hit 'y' to send the mail, mutt prompts for my > key's password, and I enter it, mutt then balks out it, says bad passphrase > and the mail isn't sent. This is where my mailing with mutt comes to a > grinding halt halt. > > Currently, mutt is not applying my key automatically, which is fine for now. > Once I know I can successfully sign outgoing mail, I will change my .muttrc > to automatically add my key. >
You should enter the email address that you have a key for after entering 'p' and 'a' instead for the hex value. You can also try signing with 'p' and 's'. Jostein
