Perhaps you should write this question to the GnuPG mailing list or check the archive...
Mailing list: http://www.gnupg.org/docs-mls.html Archive: http://lists.gnupg.org/ /Jens On Fri, 18 Oct 2002 12:07:35 -0700 "Evil Monkey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I've been playing around with PGP and have found something kooky. I'm > curious if y'all have seen the same thing and might be able to offer some > explaination: > > - I can create a key pair with the PGP tools for Windows. I can use this > key pair to successfully encrypt and decrypt on the box I created it. I can > export this keypair, and import it into gnugpg on a slackware box and > successfully use it to encrypt and decrypt things. > > - I can create a keypair with gnugpg on the slackware box. I can use this > key pair to successfully encrypt and decrypt things on that box. I can > export the key pair and import it into the pgp tools on a windows box. > However when I try to encrypt or decrypt with that keypair it barfs on the > passphrase. With an older version of the pgp tools it claimed the > passphrase was incorrect. With the most current version it claims the > passphrase doesn't exist and won't let me do a thing. On the newest version > of pgp tools, if I check out the key's properties and attempt to change the > passphrase it says the passphrase I've entered is incorrect. > > Any ideas as to the cause of this? > > Pete >
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