On Mon, Jan 07, 2002 at 05:32:58PM +0100, Cristian wrote: > Hi Dallam, > although I don't have a solution to your problem, I think that > debugging will become easier if you uninstall unnecessary software > like geheimnis and gpa. Mutt does not need them.
You are correct I am sure, as I become more familiar with Mutt and gnupg I suspect that I won't need these programs. I only use them when I am to lazy to man mutt/ man gpg :) > Have you made sure that your key is in the secret keyring, too? Try: > gpg --list-secret-keys yes, I have done that...and they are there. > To me this does not look like a SuSE-specific issue. Have you tried to > encrypt and sign some files from the command line? If this causes > trouble too, please check your settings in "~/.gnupg/options". You > should have this: [snip] I haven't done anything with ~/.gnugp/options except to add the keyserver I am using there, and to add "no-secmem-warning". What you say makes sense though and I will give it a try. What I have found is this: I made a copy of gpg.rc from /usr/share/doc/packages/mutt and put it in /etc/Muttrc. I then removed all the "--comments ''" from the settings. I sent myself a signed/encrypted mail and it seems to work now. I have also sent to a few others and they reply that it is encrypted as well, so it seems that I making some progress with it. I can encrypt files and sign them from the command line ok, so this problem seems to have been not knowing how to correctly configure Muttrc for gnupg. Good learning experience :) > By the way: I could not retrieve your key from my keyserver, > wwwkeys.de.pgp.net. I saw this line in your message: > X-PGP-Key: search.keyserver.net > ... and found your key there (via web browser). > Obviously my server needs an update from your server. If you find the > time, you might want do this yourself by uploading your key to a > pgp.net server. Will be glad to do that, thanks for telling me. I will try to do it today, but wife is due home in a few minutes and my computing time drops drastically once that happens. Thanks, Dallam -- Registered Linux User #213656 2217 4EB8 461D 743B 47CF 0D68 C32A 5CDE A89A 2371
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