OpenPGP vs inline PGP
John B
Yochanon@tds.net
Fri Jul 11 18:11:03 2003
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On Thursday 10 July 2003 22:32, Robin Lynn Frank wrote:
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> Wasn't trying to be nasty. Just tired and frustrated.
Ah, okay, understood.
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> And of course, as long as use gpg-agent is in the config, I can't enter a
> passphrase "the old-fashioned" way.
I'm sorry I can't help so much, but have you tried it after commenting ou=
t=20
gpg-agent?
John
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