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| Posted: 11 Feb 2011 00:41 | ||
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I am currently evaluating your product, the multiserver is great and now I'm working on your ftp automation. The scripting is working great, I'm able to upload, download, delete, move, everything I need to do works great...but my last step is to automate the decryption of pgp files.
I have public keys currently out there, and currently working manually with PGP desktop, everything works great, but when trying to automate the decryption process a get a success statement, but the decrypted file is empty. Using the cmd window, even though it states Successful, I do see errors, packet-parse.c:2164:unknown, Packet was not consumed packet-parse.c:355: OPS_E_R_READ_FAILED. Read Failed compress.c:297:Unknown, compression algorithm 146 is not yet supported packet-parse.c:1026:OPS_E_PROTO_BAD_PUBLIC_KEY_VRSN, Bad public version (0xa9) packet-parse.c:2991: OPS_E_P_UNKNOWN_TAG, Unknown content tag )x14 Any suggestions?, I would like to move forward with your product but I need to beable to decrypt a PGP file. thanks |
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| Posted: 11 Feb 2011 19:42 | ||
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| What pgp software was used to encrypt the files? Was compression enabled during encryption? | ||
| Posted: 11 Feb 2011 21:03 | ||
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PGP desktop 10.0, yes the compression was completed during encryption.
thanks for your help Bob |
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| Posted: 12 Feb 2011 05:58 | ||
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Could you try turning off compression when you are encrypting the file and then check if you can decrypt the file correctly? Also, what are the typical sizes of the files that you are working with?
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