[ic] Help with PGP for manual credit card processing

[interchange-users@icdevgroup.org (Barry Treahy, Jr.)]

Kerri Seidler wrote:

>Running Interchange 4.8.6 and am trying to set up PGP so I may receive 
>credit card information via mail for manual processing.
>
>My host (123ehost.com) uses Cpanel 5.0 and my understanding from 
>reading earlier posts is that my public key needs to be put in 
>the .gnupg directory on the server where the catalog runs.  The return-
>path from any generated ordered is cpanel@computer.mywwwserver.com
>
>I made the request to my host and just received this answer from their 
>programer. 
>
>"OK after much research I couldn't find why would you need to put his 
>pgp public key in the.gnupg directory of the user running interchange. 
>What I found was that the user who's running interchange must have 
>the .gnupg directory in his home directory which on your server is 
>done. Unless your client could point out where he's getting this info 
>I couldn't be able to tell you if it's ok to do this or not. See all 
>the clients on that server are running interchange with the same user, 
>I wouldn't know what would happen to other users if we put the 
>specific pgp public key for his domain into that directory."
>
>
>
> PGP   /usr/bin/gpg --no-default-keyring --always-trust --
>keyring /home/.gnupg/pubring.gpg -e -a --batch -t -r '%s'
>
>PGP_KEY 0FF66594 
>  
>
Presuming that IC has a home of /home/interch then the GNUPG 
configuration file would need to be in /home/interch/.gnupg and not the 
higher level /home directory...  Another method is to set the env 
variable GNUPGHOME in your IC startup script...

Regardless, you should see PGP failures recorded in your logs...

Barry

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