[imp] PGP Configuration in Imp 4

[William J. Petch]

Hello All,

Okay, so I sort of figured out what was wrong.  I can't sign the message 
because I am missing my private key, only I can't import it through the 
web interface.

I think I forgot to mention that I am using Horde3/Imp4 (both the 
original releases.)

Is there any way I can manually add  my private key to the server?  It 
is my personal server, so I have full access.

Thanks in advance,

William J. Petch

On January 11, 2005 09:37 am, William J. Petch wrote:
> I have just recently started using gpg keys, so this may just be a
> screw up somewhere on my part.
>
> The problem: I can't send digitally signed messages from IMP. It
> keeps telling me that my passphrase is incorrect.
>
> Background:
>
> I have a key that I use in KDE/Kgpg on my personal machine at home. 
> (The key being used now.)
>
> I exported the public key to a file.  Then, I imported the key into
> IMP and it says the import was okay.  Through the administration
> backend I can see the key stored in the mysql database.  The PGP
> Options configuration screen shows the following under the PGP Public
> Keyring section:
>
>  William J. Petch (twofour at etherworx.com)
>   [View] [Details] [Delete]
>
> I can view the key and the details, so the key appears to be okay.  I
> can send signed messages from my home machine to the server, and I
> can view them okay in IMP. The following is the gpg output from IMP.
>
> This message has been digitally signed via PGP.
> gpg: Signature made Tue Jan 11 07:34:13 2005 EST using DSA key ID
> 79E0506B gpg: Good signature from "William J. Petch
> <twofour at twofour.ca>" gpg: aka "William J. Petch
> <twofour at etherworx.com>"
>
> PGP looks to be configured okay.
>
> When I try to send a message from IMP, and digitally sign it, the
> passphrase popup comes up, I enter the passphrase, and it says:
>
>  Invalid passphrase entered.
>
>
> Both the server and my home machine are running FreeBSD 4.10 and
> gnupg v1.40.
>
> Is there something I am missing?  I have a feeling it has to do with
> the Your PGP Public/Private Keys section of the PGP Options...  I
> just can't seem to make any changes to it.

-- 
William J. Petch
System Administrator
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