Hello Christian, Am Mon, 21 May 2007 18:19:55 +0200 schrieb Christian Perrier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> --4652b713_4b2230d6_17ed > > gpg: Signatur am Mo 21 Mai 2007 18:19:55 CEST mit DSA Schlüssel, ID > C0143D2D, erfolgt > gpg: Falsche Unterschrift von "Christian Perrier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" > > --4652b713_4b2230d6_17ed > > > > > gpg: Signatur am Do 17 Mai 2007 11:10:17 CEST mit DSA Schl=C3=BCssel, I= > D C0143D2D, erfolgt > > > gpg: Falsche Unterschrift von "Christian Perrier <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > ix.org>" > > Well, you're probably missing the Debian keyring on your > machine. 0xC0143D2D is definitely in it. No, that's not a "missing key" message (gpg knows how to fetch missing keys, and anyway then it wouldn't know who the key owner was), that's a "bad checksum" message. In some other email client, I used to get those from character set reencoding problems. (Well, you might call it "from checking at the wrong point in the pipeline", but it happened whenever there was non-ASCII involved, because reencoding failed to reproduce the exact original signed text. That's what it signifies: whatever gpg got fed was not the exact original signed text. And as I *have* seen correct signatures, even with non-ASCII, with this setup, I think it must be a problem at the other end.) > Anyway... > Yes, I finally figured that out and have been able to reproduce the > bug. It will be fixed in 3.0.25-6etch2 (currently being built by the > security team). ... I'm looking forward to that. Mit freundlichen Grüßen aus Münster / with kind regards - Kai Henningsen -- SPUeNTRUP Software Windbreede 12 D-48157 Münster, Germany Reg: Münster Nr.29047 Fon: +49 700 CALL CATS (=22552287) Fon: +49 251 322 311 0 Fax: +49 251 322 311 99 GSM: +49 171 7700992 Web: http://www.cats.ms Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
