T. Howell-Cintron wrote:
> I'm in a position now where I'm using multiple e-mail addresses, for
> different purposes, but want to share the same key for the sake of
> simplicity in my applications (Enigmail for example). I know it's
> possible to use one key for multiple e-mail addresses/identitie
Hello!
Is there a way to to get rid of any insignificant gnupg questions?
I'm trying to encrypt automatically a file using a public key of other
company. I use command like that:
gpg -r some_user_ID -e some_file
but gnupg asks me (and I understand what):
"gpg:C098CB23: Es gibt keine Garantie, d
Михаил Голубцов (maill.ru) wrote:
> Could you help me, please? I wonder if you show me a way how to solve
> this problem.
This problem will go away if you sign the recipient's public key.
Alternatively, you can add "trust-model always" to your gpg.conf file.
The former is generally preferred, but
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November 16th 2009 for gnupg-users@gnupg.org, subject "Problem with
the agent, gpg2"
I do not have that pinentry program. GNU PG 1.4.9 (The one than comes
with debian) do not give me that message but i need the new version of
GNU PG.
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Mario Castelán Castro escribió:
> November 16th 2009 for gnupg-users@gnupg.org, subject "Problem with
> the agent, gpg2"
>
> I do not have that pinentry program. GNU PG 1.4.9 (The one than comes
> with debian) do not give me that message but i need
T. Howell-Cintron wrote:
> I'm roughly familiar with GnuPG and have used it in the past when I had
> a single presence, a single e-mail address, etc.
>
> I'm in a position now where I'm using multiple e-mail addresses, for
> different purposes, but want to share the same key for the sake of
> s
Mario Castelán Castro wrote the following on 11/16/09 11:08 AM:
> November 16th 2009 for gnupg-users@gnupg.org, subject "Problem with
> the agent, gpg2"
>
> I do not have that pinentry program. GNU PG 1.4.9 (The one than comes
> with debian) do not give me that message but i need the new version o
I hope someone can help. I can encrypt files for our vendor but they cannot
decrypt as it errors to secret key not available. I signed the vendors public
key after I imported it into the unix system. Any ideas?
Thank you in advance for any help anyone can provide.
Connie Rodriguez
Enterpri
CONNIE RODRIGUEZ wrote:
> I hope someone can help. I can encrypt files for our vendor but they cannot
> decrypt as it errors to secret key not available. I signed the vendors
> public key after I imported it into the unix system. Any ideas?
Likely 1 of 3 problems:
1. You're not encrypting it
T. Howell-Cintron wrote:
> I'm roughly familiar with GnuPG and have used it in the past when I had
> a single presence, a single e-mail address, etc.
>
> I'm in a position now where I'm using multiple e-mail addresses, for
> different purposes, but want to share the same key for the sake of
> simp
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