>On Sun, 28 Apr 2002, Richard Lynch wrote:
>>>On Sat, 27 Apr 2002, Richard Lynch wrote:
>>>> $test = escapeshellarg($cleartext);
>>>> exec("cat $test | /usr/bin/pgpe -a -t -f -r '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
>>>> . . .
>>>> ^Kb^Estdin^H^@^@^@
>>>
>>>$cleartext is the actual text? What if you used 'echo' instead of 'cat'?
>>>
>>>miguel
>>
>> D'oh!
>>
>> Different output, for sure, but still nothing decodable into the original...
>
>Maybe cat's bugging on the line breaks (if any) in $cleartext. You might
>try, for starters, dumping the message into a temp file and passing that
>through pgpe...
TIPS for the archives, in case I die before I figure this out completely:
1. You may or may not need to use putenv("PGPPATH=/home/yourusername/.pgp");
2. If you are going to use --pubring and --secring, note that the
filename extension for SECRING is .skr, not .pkr D'oh!
3. When you copy&paste from your browser to the SSH session where you
can use pgpv to decode your message, the newlines are critical to get
*EXACTLY* right, including the extra one after the "Message ID:
........" line that was getting lost in my copy/paste
4. It may have been significant that I tried re-ordering the args to
pgpv the way they are in man:
pgpv -r [EMAIL PROTECTED] -atfz
--pubring=/home/.../.pgp/pubring.pkr
--secring=/home/.../.pgp/secring.skr
Or, maybe not.
5. I am also using addslashes() which might or might not be helping
with the newlines... Again, not sure that was the critical thing.
#3 was the last thing that made the big difference.
I still haven't gotten popen to work, but at least I can do it with
exec now, if nothing else. Yes, that's *NOT* good for security, but
I'm getting closer to the correct solution.
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