The software works fine. The user has either lost the secret key
file or has forgotten the passphrase. I don't know a technical
solution, particularly to the 2nd problem. Any suggestions?
Cheers - Bill
On 3/18/15 at 12:23 AM, falcon(_at_)iridiumlinux(_dot_)org (Falcon Darkstar
Momot) wrote:
No! This is the kind of attitude that got OpenPGP into its current
usability mess!
On 17/03/2015 16:11, Bill Frantz wrote:
But frankly I'd like my encryption software to just maintain the ability
to decrypt it later.
Well, the problem isn't the software. It is the user.
Cheers - Bill
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