Yep, Thansk : ) --force-v3-sigs seems to do the trick. I want to do some
testing to see if that will mess up things for my trading partners usign
GnuPG before I do this in production though.
-JSM
David Shaw
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10/24/02 10:57 PM
On Thu, Oct 24, 2002 at 01:16:18PM -0400, Jason_Mantor@hesc.com wrote:
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> On Thu, Oct 24, 2002 at 11:02:35AM -0400, Jason_Mantor@hesc.com wrote:
> >> I've read some older posts that say that older versions of PGP might
be
> >> looking for v3 sigs and not handle v4 sigs from GnuPG. Anyone know if
> >> that's still the case for PGP 7.1.1 ?
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> >I believe 7.1.1 handles it correctly, but try it and see ;)
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> My trading partner is telling me they are get this error : (
> I'm wondering if this is the cause ?
It could be. Try using --pgp7 or --force-v3-sigs and see if it makes
a difference. --pgp7 includes --force-v3-sigs so you don't need to
set them both (no harm if you do though).
David