Hi,
we have the following constellation:
A webapp uses a java class to send emails , this class uses another class to SIGN this email via GNUPG.
Is there a way to accomplish this via more common Java APIs, like JavaMail? S-MIME? I'm no exeprt in that field...
The host was up for app. 200 days without rebooting and everything worked fine until last friday ( An idiot @ our computer centre switched the machine off :-) ).
After rebooting TC did come up as expected but gnupg did not find his config files like the seckeyring aso. .
gpg searched at /.gnupgp/.... instead of /root/.gnupgp
Wht should it search "/root/.gnupgp"? Is "/root/" the home directory of "root"?
and what must happen happend , the signing didn't work anymore. ( logical, it didn't find the key anymore ;) ) .
Question is now: Why did it search at /.gnupg/ instead of the before used /root/.gnupg/ ?
GnuPG, just as PGP, will try to locate *that* user's config directory. And the default is in ${HOME}/.gnupg (not gnupgp, AFAIK).
It restarted the TC before without problems from gnupg. Could it be an export problem of envvars ?
maybe USERNAME?
Login as the user running tomcat and try to use GnuPG.
Nix.
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