I'm working on Proof-of Concept for a project at work that requires cryptographic support (PGP).
I'm trying to test with my FreeBSD 5.1-CURRENT system at home. The other end is is PGP 2.6.3i running under UNIX System Servcies on a z/OS V1.2 IBM mainframe.
It appears PGP let me generate a 2048 bit key on the mainframe.
I Emailed the public key to myself at home and I configured GNUpg 1.2.2 on my FreeBSD system.
When I try to import my mainframe public key, I get
$ gpg --import import.txt
gpg: WARNING: using insecure memory!
gpg: please see http://www.gnupg.org/faq.html for more information
gpg: invalid armor header: mQENAz8cGboAAAEIAK2ZC+r0jLbKJvIdyL0Hox7VWXj4hBbXOzIhgy3qwgoFgBK3
I'm not sure how much of the ASCII armored message block I needed so I tried a couple of different things.
Things are not going well...
I could use some help understanding what the import function is actually looking for.
I'm also wondering if I have an ASCII-EBCDIC-ASCII conversion problem that I don't know about.
(I had to copy and paste the ascii armored public key into Lotus Notes to send it to myself at home.)
TIA for any suggestions. Cheers...
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