[imp] PGP Problems in HEAD

[Dan Wilson]

I do have wwwkeys.pgp.net as my server.  That is not the issue though.  As I 
mentioned, I have a different installation (on the same server) with the same 
settings (except for the timeout).  And it is displaying correctly.

It has to be something in the code that has changed since January (which is 
when I checked out my other install).

-Dan

> What is the keyserver that you have specified in your conf.php file for IMP?
> My
> keyserver reads: wwwkeys.pgp.net. I'm not sure what the default is if this
> value
> is left blank.
> If your keyserver lists what mine says, then maybe it's a connectivity issue
> on
> your end. Try hitting that site from a browser. (I just tried it and it works
> fine.)
> The last suggestion I have is to maybe try and retreive the public key
> yourself
> from wwwkeys.pgp.net. If you are able to get the key, import it into
> IMP->Options and see if it will bypass the keyserver lookup.
> 
> Doing all these things should help the IMP developers narrow down your
> problem
> if indeed it turns out to be a code issue.
> 
> G/L
> 
> --
> Chris Albertson
> Owner - ChrisAlbertson.com  (Actually, I rent, with an option to buy)
> 
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> 
> Quoting Dan Wilson <dan at acucore.com>:
> 
>  I have been having problems with the displaying of PGP signed messages in
>  HEAD... I don't recal when it started, but probably within the last couple
>  weeks.  I just didn't figure it out until now.
> 
>  IMP would go into la-la land when I would attempt to view certain emails.  I
>  finally realized that it was only emails that were PGP signed.  At first, I
>  thought it was a configuration problem on my end, so I checked all my
> settings
>  and they seemed normal.
> 
>  I then verified it by comparing settings of my HEAD install with my
> production
>  (which is actually HEAD from Jan 8) install.  The settings are the same,
>  however, the production install displays these same messages without
> problems.
> 
>  I finally got one of the emails to display (after letting it sit for several
>  minutes) and it returns the error: 'Could not obtain public key from the
>  keyserver.'
> 
>  Again, the settings are the same as the production install and the
> production
>  displays everything correctly.  The only setting difference that I see is
> the
>  $conf['utils']['gnupg_timeout'] setting in HEAD.  You'd think that would
> help
>  not hurt ;)
> 
>  -Dan