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On April 22, 2001, at 6:34:04 AM, Maxim Masiutin wrote:
MM> This beta now supports GnuPG.
Everything seems to work fine considering it's the first attempt to
support GPG, except that I receive a Program warning and error messages
when attempting to encrypt data. Warning message example:
gpg: using secondary key 595A9A4F instead of primary key 7BA3FDCE
I am not sure what "key 595A9A4F" that is, but I'm presuming it's my
Subkey, as that is what is used for encryption. Why then would the Plugin
issue a warning message about it's use?
Other times, the Plugin will cause an error message because it cannot find
the Public Key when the Public Key is actually present:
gpg: using secondary key 595A9A4F instead of primary key 7BA3FDCE
gpg: Graham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: skipped: public key not found
gpg: [stdin]: encryption failed: public key not found
The problem here though has to do with how the To: line is addressed. In
the above example, "Graham" does not equate to "Graham Todd" as it's
expressed on the actual User ID. If I simply edit the To: line so that it
reads "Graham Todd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> and matches the User ID,
then the encryption proceeds without incident, except for the same warning
message as before:
gpg: using secondary key 595A9A4F instead of primary key 7BA3FDCE
Nick
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