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Hello,
does any one have the same problem as we have on Gentoo Sabayon 5.1? http://forum.sabayon.org/viewtopic.php?t=19462 We cannot use the recent KGPG program to decrypt our files. We can only use "gpg". Regards, Richard
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Can you please run "kdebugdialog" and enable everything.
Then open Konsole and use this to run KGPG and pastebin that output, posting a link to that here.
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Hello,
this is the output :
I've been using gpg2 to encrypt and decrypt files without any problems. THe only glitch I had is described here: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions ... nt-611843/ Then when I click on an encrypted file to open, on the screen I get this message:
Regards, Richard
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Please do the following:
*open a terminal *tell KGpg to directly open the encrypted file in the editor and decrypt it: kgpg -s name_of_your_file Please post any message you see in the terminal or you may get from KGpg. Hint1: in KDebugdialog you only need to activate 2100 to get KGpg messages Hint2: that Sabayon problem is probably that the gpg-agent was started after KGpg, the information in GPG_AGENT_INFO were stale or something like that. Try quitting KGpg and starting it from a shell with proper GPG_AGENT_INFO set.
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Hello,
I have fixed the problem og gpg agent not running by starting it in the Bash shell.
When I start kgpg this is the output:
The kgpg program opens, but does nothing to my file. So I chose the option File->Decrypt file. My file doesn't get decrypted and this is the rest of the output:
Maybe I shoud somehow show Kgpg where my key file is with the password? Kgpg should come up with the prompt for the password. When I close the windows a process is still running in the background:
Thanks for being patient. Richard
*** Sabyon user since 2006 ***
Sabayon Linux amd64 13.03 - x86_64 Pentium(R) Dual-Core CPU T4200 @ 2.00GHz KDE 4.10.1 - on Acer Aspire 7730 zg 17" with Nvidia Geforce 9300M GS |
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At least the last warning was valid: the requested signal did not exist. I fixed that for 4.3, 4.4 and trunk now. But it's unlikely there will be any more 4.3 packages. Try updating to 4.4.1 as soon as it comes out.
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