On Tue, 7 Nov 2006 15:50, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> This doesn't:
> [PKESK][SED][PKESK][SED] (fails reading the second PKESK)
Right. This is because the sematics of two concatenated OpenPGP
messages are not well defined.
> This will read the two PKESK packets and the first SED but not the final
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
My thinking is that this isn't so much a problem with packet formats as
general syntax. It sounds like you're trying to put two distinct
OpenPGP messages into the same file. The section "OpenPGP Messages"
(10.3 in RFC2440-bis-18) in the spec defines
Hello,
I've written some code to generate an encrypted message which I can
successfully decrypt using gpg. Currently the packet stream contains
one Public-Key Encrypted Session Key Packet and one Symmetrically
Encrypted Data Packet and works perfectly. However, I would like to
set up the packet st
