Csabi wrote: > I have some old files encrypted with (probably) the old PGP 2.6.x version. > I tried to decrypt it with GNUPG 1.4.14, but i unable to do it. > I use "gpg -v encryptedfile.pgp option to decrypt the file... > > gpg: assuming IDEA encrypted data > Enter passphrase: > gpg: ring trust w/o key > gpg: [don't know] invalid packet (ctb=42) > gpg: WARNING: message was not integrit protected > gpg: packet(2) with unknown version 77
I've just compiled pgp-2.6.3ii (on linux/i386), encrypted file (pgp -c), with various options (+compress=on/off, +textmode=on/off, pipe/file, small/bigger), and decrypted it with gnupg 1.4.14 without any problem. (Of course I could've missed some combination, etc). $ gpg -v stdin.pgp gpg: assuming IDEA encrypted data <agent prompts for passphrase> gpg: WARNING: message was not integrity protected You may also want to try gpg --list-packet Note that when I tried to enter various *incorrect* passwords, error messages also *varied* (invalid packet, packet with unknown version, invalid marker packet, uncompression failed, etc; sometimes one message, sometimes more), so maybe your password just *still incorrect*. (For sake of completeness, I also tried to pass data other way round, pgp2 also was able to decrypt file created with gpg --pgp2 -c /path/to/file) > I remembered correctly the password which i used to encrypt the files. > If i write any different password then GNUPG shows me the following > message: > > gpg: assuming IDEA encrypted data > Enter passphrase: > gpg: packet(6) with unknown version 22 > gpg: WARNING: message was not integrit protected > gpg: uncompressing failed: unknown compress algorithm > > Are there any differences between this GNUPG version (with built-in IDEA > support) and the older GNUPG 1.4.x versions that use the "idea.dll" module? _______________________________________________ Gnupg-users mailing list Gnupg-users@gnupg.org http://lists.gnupg.org/mailman/listinfo/gnupg-users
