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Ok. I found out that I have gpg setup right. I also know that if I enable |
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passphrases for sending mail, and don't use the gpg agent in enigmail, mail |
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works great! |
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However, the docs for enigmail also say that you can set "no passphrase for |
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this user" and set "use gpg agent for passphrase management", but that |
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borks. |
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Anyone tried this successfully? |
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As an OT question, I saw where you can upload your keys to a keyserver. Is |
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that the preferred method of validating/trusting others ? |
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John D |
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-----Original Message----- |
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From: John Dangler [mailto:jdangler@××××××××.net] |
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Sent: Saturday, August 27, 2005 8:43 PM |
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To: gentoo-user@l.g.o |
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Subject: [gentoo-user] gpg |
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I setup gpg and also set up enigmail to use my key and signature. |
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when I send an email message I get the following: |
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Error - bad passphrase |
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/usr/bin/gpg -charset utf8 -batch -no-tty -status-fd 2 -clearsign |
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-digest-algo sha1 -u jdangler@××××××××.net -passphrase-fd 0 -no-use-agent |
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gpg: skipped "<jdangler@××××××××.net>": bad passphrase |
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gpg: [stdin]: clearsign failed: bad passphrase |
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any input, as always, is greatly appreciated. |
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John D |
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