gpg called from apache

[Jan Schneider]

/root/.gnupg/options doesn't even exist.

Jan.

Zitat von David Champion <dgc@uchicago.edu>:

> On 2001.06.04, in <991678885.3b1bd1a581300@linux.wg.de>,
> 	"Jan Schneider" <janmailing@gmx.de> wrote:
> > 
> > gpg tries to access root's secring and isn't allowed of course because of
> 
> > missing rights. Is there a way to call gpg to at least verify signed
> messages 
> > without attempting to access the user's secring?
> 
> If your .gnupg/options file doesn't specify the keyring, none will be
> created.  So, when you do operations that require a secret keyring, use
> --secret-keyring rather than using the setting from the options file.
> 
> 
> -- 
>  -D.	dgc@uchicago.edu	NSIT	University of Chicago
> 
> 


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