Brian --
...and then Brian D. Winters said...
% On Wed, Feb 03, 1999 at 06:32:39AM -0500, David Thorburn-Gundlach wrote:
% >
% > sh: gpg043m: command not found Can't open your secret key ring!
% >
% > Now, "gpg043" is the name of my gpg executable, but I don't know how I
% > got the 'm' on the end. So, what do I need to do to use gpg? ;-)
%
% In a normal installation of gpg you will also have a gpgm executable.
% >From the gpg man page:
Oh; duh.
Mine was named gpgm043 instead of gpg043m; actually, it's not a
terribly illogical assumption to make. Let's try this again...
%
% gpgm is a maintenance tool which has some commands gpgm does not
% have; it is there because it does not handle sensitive data ans
% therefore has no need to allocate secure memory.
%
% Apparently sign-as is something that wants (needs?) gpgm.
Thanks -- if this works ;-)
Hokay, now I need a mic algorithm. Curious -- I could have sworn that
I had this all working!
%
% Brian
:-D
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