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Am 23.05.2010 23:57, schrieb Mick: |
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> On Sunday 23 May 2010 21:37:58 Stefan G. Weichinger wrote: |
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>> Thanks for all your suggestions and help ... sorry for all the noise ... |
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> Since we were subjected to all this noise (no problem for me, I found the |
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> thread interesting, albeit undecipherable! Pun intended =) can you please |
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> explain why a new line breaks the openssl key? |
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Hm, *I* can't. |
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AFAI understand: that newline was handled in a different way with |
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pam_mount-1.33, back then the ssl-decrypted key was fed into cryptsetup |
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and now that isn't done anymore. Back then the key was modified by |
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cryptsetup, and now, as cryptsetup isn't in the whole "chain" anymore, |
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the key is not modified (or at least in another way) so it doesn't fit |
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the key as it was at creation-time. |
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That is what I understand, pls correct me, Jan ;-) |
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> I have an SSL pkcs12 certificate which I am trying to use with kmail and I |
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> can't decrypt it no matter what encryption passphrase I set up. |
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Sorry, no idea. |
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I suggest you start a new thread for your issue and provide us with more |
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details. |
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Stefan |
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