OpenPGP is the standard that both PGP (a proprietary product) and
GnuPG use. As they operate on the same standard keys generated in
either work in both.
If you wan to send an encrypted message to someone you need to get
their key. If they have told you what their Key ID is then you can
pull it
Thank you Cairan,
That was very informative and I think you have brought me up to speed on
it.
One of the reasons I had issues was because although I could search
people's names I could not find them from their Key ID. Having never
used it before I assume my ignorance to be the fault. This
My Thanks to Graham for correspondence.
I found the solution to the broken pipe seems to have been a synching of
the key servers after I had added Graham to my key list.
The trouble is I now have a couple more questions.
How do I encrypt a mail to someone who has just given a key id? If I
can
Hi all,
enthused by the talk a gpg/pgp whatever, I tried this for myself.
I set up a key as suggested
http://support.real-time.com/linux/email/client/evolutionpgp.html#evolution
I set up evolution on my mail account and I can sign and send with gpg
to another name on my domain but when I try to
On 21/01/09 13:36, Adrian wrote:
[...]
Could not create message.
Because Failed to execute gpg: Broken pipe, you may need to select
different mail options.
This happens if I send it to someone without a key in my keyring and Mr
Binns, I hope you don't mind I got your key off the server
