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My friend is getting an invalid key upon importing my key. I will
email a copy of the asc for those who want to try to see if I'm
exporting it incorrectly, or she has invalid/corrupt install. She is
using 2000 on computer and xp on another. I have xp,
Dorroh, Brian wrote:
> Ok, now I'm getting somewhere. I logged in as the local service account
> that was running the batch file. When I ran the bath file manually it
> failed.
> So I logged back in as my domain account, changed the scheduled job to
> run as my domain admin account, and then ran th
Ok, now I'm getting somewhere. I logged in as the local service account
that was running the batch file. When I ran the bath file manually it
failed.
So I logged back in as my domain account, changed the scheduled job to
run as my domain admin account, and then ran the job. This time it
worked!
So
Hi, List.
As a newbie in GnuPG I desperately need some help. Here's my question.
What I have:
1. User Public Key(created in gnupg)
What I need:
To get using gnupg(or programmatically) key credentials(UserID, KeyID). The
problem is that to get info about key I have to place it to the key ring.
How t
I finally fixed it. It did turn out to be a profile issue. Since GnuPG
was installed with my account rather than the service account used to
kick off the scheduled job, the scheduled job of decrypting the file
fails. So this morning I copied my user profile over to the service
account profile and r
ok here is the script i am using... to encrypt. it just simply splits my
large file into 6Million records each and then ecrypts it using the clients
public key. its a really small script.
#!/bin/ksh
cd /load01/infutor/$1/output/
split -l 600 fds_$1_txt fds_$1_txt_
for file in $(ls fds_$1_
That seems to work better. It only logged two entries to the gpg_logfile
when I let it run as a scheduled task. Here's what it says:
gpg: encrypted with ELG-E key, ID 3211
gpg: decryption failed: secret key not available
And just to confirm, this works fine when I just double click the batch
f
1. i always use binary format when transfering via ftp. but in this case i
can safely say that is not what is causing the issue.
2. now i nkow that the encryption process inherently compresses the data. i
am just wierded out but the fact that the same public key and file always
compress to some d
When I type the command manually, it still doesn't log. The output is
below.
I'm executing from the directory that contains the BAT files,
C:\loadscripts
C:\LoadScripts>echo SECRETKEY|gpg --passphrase-fd 0 --decrypt-files
c:\mcdown\*.pgp --logger-file gpg_logfile.txt > gpg_output.txt
Reading passp
Yes, it's running as a domain user with administrative rights on the box.
Michael Kesper wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> On Wed, Mar 19, 2008 at 08:25:54AM -0700, bdorroh wrote:
>>
>> I'm using v1.4.8 for Windows. I've have a batch file setup to decrypt a
>> file
>> and then to move the decrypted file to
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