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GnuPG Woes
I have exported my public and private keyring from my main machine and imported with gpg --import for both files on my N810.
I cannot decrypt anything that was encrypted with my public key, whereas the same private key works fine on my desktop. I just get an error saying no usable secret keys found. The difference being if I run gpg --list-secret-keys: ssb 0g/FFFFFFFF 2008-02-29 ...is what I see for my private key on the N810, whereas on the desktop the Fs are replaced with something interesting. I really hope this isn't another issue with the stripped down, garbage, osso-gnupg binary that comes on the device. I am still having a hard time coming to understand what anyone was thinking when they did that. Kip |
Re: GnuPG Woes
I have the same problem, i think is because the algoritm we use for key isn't supported in gpg maemo, in fact if you try
>$gpg --version supported algorithms: Pubkey: DSA Cipher: 3DES Hash: MD5, SHA1, RIPEMD160 Compression: Uncompressed, ZIP, ZLIB |
Re: GnuPG Woes
Yes, this is sadly what I was expecting. I just still can't wrap my head around what anyone was thinking when they were setting the build flags for osso-gnupg. I really hope this is fixed soon.
Kip |
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