Invaild Key

[Jan Jansen]

Hi,

this might help:

1. Open the profile folder of Thunderbird.
2. Open the file pref.js with a text editor.
3. Find lines similar to : user_pref("mail.identity.id1.pgpkeyId", 
"0xC8D5E165");
4. Replace "0xC8D5E165" by "0x2AD07B94".
5. Save your changes.

You can get the same effect by editing the point "OpenPGP-Security" in your
Email-account settings.

Jan

> Hi,
> I new to OpenPGP and GNUPG and have created myself a problem.
>
> I'm using Thunderbird 2.0.0.0 and Enigmai.  I originally loaded
> gpg4win-1.0.9 and created a key pair successfully,key id 0xC8D5E165
> pub/sec..  I deleted the program in my testing and reload gpg4win.
> Now my key ID is 0x2AD07B94 pub/sec.
>
> My problem now is when I go to sign or encrypt my email I get the
> following error.  "Send operation aborted.   INV_RECP 0 0xC8D5E165  gpg
> command line and output:  C:\\program file\\gnu\\gnupg\\gpg.exe
> --charset utf8 --batch --no tty -- status-fd2 --comments 'using gnupg
> with mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org' -a -t -e --trust model always
> --encrypt-to 0xC8D5E165 -r 0x39B0DE242AD07B94 -u 0xC8D5E165  gpg:
> 0xC8D5E165: skipped: public key not found gpg: [stdin]: encryption
> failed: public key not found
>
>
> I have cleaned up the registry reload gpg4win and enigmail to no avail.
>  Also when I reload and built new keys I used the same passphase that I
> used originally.  I would like to get back to square one and get it working.
>
> Any and all help would be greatly appreciated.
>
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