Bug: encrypt-to with no argument
John Arundel
john@splange.freeserve.co.uk
Sun Jun 17 20:08:02 2001
[GnuPG 1.0.6, Linux]
gpg can be made to die by putting an 'encrypt-to' command in the options file with no argument. For example:
encrypt-to
gives this output on running any gpg command:
gpg: some signal caught ... exiting
Segmentation fault
This only occurs if there is no whitespace or text after the 'encrypt-to'. Is this a known bug, or do I win some kind of substantial cash prize? :-)
John
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