sylpheed GPG compatibility
Guy
unixuser@flashmail.com
Thu Nov 1 21:19:01 2001
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Hello Ryan
Thanks for your answer, but the problem is not the compatibility between Gnupg and PGP, but with compliance to PGP/MIME.
Sylpheed uses this to sign and encrypt mails, kmail e.g. doesn't.
When I mail from sylpheed+GPG on Linux to Eudora+PGP on Windows, I can't decrypt the message, signatures are correctly verified.
When I do the same from kmail, which uses clearsigning and standard ascii armored encryption, it works correctly.
As some of the people I mostly encrypt to have Eudora+PGP, it's a very irritating problem...
Guy
On Thu, 1 Nov 2001 11:26:43 -0600 Ryan Malayter <rmalayter@bai.org> wrote:
Ryan> There's a whole bunch of information regarding PGP 6.x compatibility
Ryan> in the
Ryan> Gnupg FAQ and manuals. Basically, everything should be compatible
Ryan> for
Ryan> default GNUpg and PGP 6.5x configurations, with the exception of
Ryan> signatures.
Ryan>
Ryan> I've personally never seen incompatibility problems with
Ryan> *encryption*. The
Ryan> only trouble I've seen is with PGP v5-7 verifying GnuPG's
Ryan> signatures. You
Ryan> can fix this problem by running GnuPG with the "force-v3-sigs"
Ryan> option.
Ryan>
Ryan>
Ryan> :::Ryan Malayter, MCSE
Ryan> :::Bank Administration Institute
Ryan> :::Chicago, Illinois, USA
Ryan>
Ryan>
Ryan> -----Original Message-----
Ryan> From: Guy [mailto:unixuser@flashmail.com]
Ryan> Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2001 2:27 AM
Ryan> To: gnupg-users@gnupg.org
Ryan> Subject: sylpheed GPG compatibility
Ryan>
Ryan>
Ryan> I've been playing arround with Sylpheed some more, and it is
Ryan> fantastic.
Ryan>
Ryan> I got it to work together with kmail.
Ryan> But one problem remains, i have some friends using windows, mainly
Ryan> Eudora
Ryan> and PGP 6.5.x. I set up a test here duplicating that with vmware.
Ryan>
Ryan> And it appears that messages encrypted with sylpheed and GPG can't
Ryan> be
Ryan> decrypted with Eudora+PGP. old-fashioned encryption like with kmail
Ryan> works...
Ryan>
Ryan> Any suggestions?
Ryan>
Ryan> Kind regards
Ryan>
Ryan> Guy Van Sanden
Ryan>
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