Generated a new key using that method and it works for me. Send me the public key you're having an issue with and I'll debug it.
I created a new key pair with passphrase and that worked. Thanks for your help!
(Before the people jump on me, this was a test key anyway - My usuals do have a passphrase)
(Before the people jump on me, this was a test key anyway - My usuals do have a passphrase)
Another suggestion may be to "clear" my public key (I'm stuck at step 2, and if I do a new Tor identity, I'll have to re-login to tforum, etc.)
Man, I’ve been thinking about this for a while, and yesterday, I finally coded it! Just gotta finish up the CSS, but I’m launching next week. It’s a simple setup, users enter their PGP key (any algorithm), and our system gives them an encrypted message. Tried doing signed message verification, but something’s off with validation.
This man, he had 5 minutes free and made a whole sub obsolete. SOMEONE STOP HIM HE'S ON FIRE!
You cannot use a public key to sign a message. Signing requires the private key, that why you are having a validation problem, unless the user gave you their private key;
I mean verify a signed message with there pgp key.
Check out this doc if you are using php.
https://www.php(dot)net/manual/en/function.gnupg-verify(dot)php
https://www.php(dot)net/manual/en/function.gnupg-verify(dot)php
Man how do you have so many ideas, I'm really motivated to code but fail to have new project ideas.
You can clear your cookies for any site manually in the inspect or developer menu. I'll make the main menu wipe cookies.
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