[ic] PGP_KEY - Solved (well...)

[Glenn McCalley]

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Gert van der Spoel" <ic at 3edge.com>
To: <interchange-users at icdevgroup.org>
Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2006 5:54 PM
Subject: Re: [ic] PGP_KEY - what goes in here?


> Glenn McCalley writes:
>
> >
> > ----- Original Message ----- 
> > From: "Gert van der Spoel" <ic at 3edge.com>
> > To: <interchange-users at icdevgroup.org>
> > Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2006 3:13 PM
> > Subject: Re: [ic] PGP_KEY - what goes in here?
> >
> >
> >> > I'd thought from the various PGP how to's in the archives PGP_KEY was
> >> > supposed to contain the specific key identifier within pubring.gpg to
be
> >> > used, ID'd by the mailing address.
> >> > OK.
> >>
> >> afaik the ID is the key ID. When you do gpg --list-keys you get
something
> >> like:
> >> pub   XXXXX/YYYYYYYY YYYY-MM-DD
> >> uid                  Name <email>
> >> sub   ZZZZZ/AAAAAAAA YYYY-MM-DD
> >>
> >> The 'YYYYYYYY' in my case is the key.
> >>
> >> Also setting the environment variable GNUPGHOME  (thanks Stefan :))
might
> >> help you find the right .gnupg directory.
> >>
> >> CU,
> >>
> >> Gert
> >>
> >
> > OK, thanks, tried that and get
> > gpg: can't open 96047272: No such file or directory
> >
> > It's looking for a file, not a record in a file.  ...and it works OK
from
> > the command line which makes me think it's an IC thing somewhere.
> >
> > ENV var GNUPGHOME is set to /home/interch/.gnupg  --  I had seen posts
about
> > that but thats a point.  I can't find anywhere in the admin interface to
get
> > it to dump what it thinks the env vars are.  Still looking.
> >
> > Anything else anyone can come up with would be great.  Thanks!
> > Glenn.
>
> Not sure if it is of any help. My main route is having:
>        credit_card       1
>        email             '__ORDERS_TO__'
>        encrypt           0                    (only encrypts CC info)
>        pgp_cc_key        "__PGP_KEY__"
>        pgp_key           "__PGP_KEY__"
>
> Without the encrypt_program. It will most likely find gpg by itself.
> Another thing you could try is to define PGP as just /usr/local/bin/gpg,
> without all the other options behind it and see if it does anything
> different.
>
> Perhaps the tags [dump]  and  [env]  give you additional information.
> Although they don't show the 'user' environment that runs IC (I think).
>
> CU,
>
> Gert

Gert, well it works.
You were correct, no user env with [dump] or [env]
However!
As you suggested I changed the PGP call to just the path/program, no
options, and bang! it worked.  I've consulted with a buddy who's a PGP guy
and he's mystified as well - but there must be something about how those
arguments get passed that gave PGP heartburn.
Thank you, thank you,
Glenn.


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