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Re: [ic] GPG troubles
Leon,
Make sure your 'interch' user is the one with the keys installed. If
it's looking in your /home/cables dir, chances are it's not. su to
interch, and gpg --list-keys.. if they're not there, move 'em over.
interch is the user that's running gpg when you submit an order. Give
that a shot.. and try gpg -eat --always-trust -r orders@cables.com from
the command line as user interch - if it works, go from there.
Good luck.
-Jud
On Wed, 2001-09-26 at 12:44, Leon Harris wrote:
> Hi,
> I am having hassles with using gpg to send encrypted credit card info.
>
> I create my selfsigned keys
> gpg --key-gen
>
> I export the pub key to an orders.pub file.
> I save the private key for use on my mail client (but not where gpg can
> find it).
> I remove all other files in ~/.gnupg
> I import the orders.pub key into my gpg keyring
> gpg --import orders.pub
>
> and I still get the message
> gpg: key 9D1C5688: secret key without public key - skipped
> Now there is no secret key where gpg can see it.
>
> A direct following of the gnu privacy handbook recipes for key creation
> does not help me - it gives me a similar result.
>
> I am mailing to orders@cables.com, my gpg key is for orders@cables.com,
> all cables.com traffic is sent elsewhere by a @cables.com directive in
> sendmails virtusertable.
>
> logging in /tmp/icdebug tells me
>
> Vend::Order:debug: called pgp_encrypt key= cmd=
> Vend::Order:debug: after pgp_encrypt key=/home/cables/.gnupg/keyring.pub
> cmd=/usr/bin/gpg -ea --always-trust -r orders@cables.com 2>/dev/null
>
> error.log says
> PGP failed with status 131072:
>
> WTF is going wrong ?
>
> any help much appreciated.
>
> Cheers,
> leon.
> [spits it and stomps off to bed]
>
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