on 09-28-2017 4:17 PM
Hello Folks,
I am working on a pgp encryption in HCI. I need to decrypt an incoming xml file using my private key. This file will be encrypted using the HCI public key beforehand. Now I am trying to create a public/private key combo using GnU tool. (Please bear with me I am new to this)
I go to cmd prompt (start it in admin mode) and type gpg --full-generate.
I follow the steps and the keys get successfully created.
I am getting errors like:
gpg: keydb search failed: provided object is too short.
So I tried using the GPA tool for creating the keys. I installed Gpg4Win along with GPA tool. restarted the system and when I start the GPA application I get 2 error boxes one on top of the other. No change after that.
1. the gpgme library returned an unexpected error at keytable.c:150. The error was: The provided object was too short. This is either an installation problem or a bug in GPA. GPA will not try to recover from this error.
2. GnuPG is rebuilding the trust database. This might take a few seconds.
I even tried Kleopatra and I am getting the same error!
Any help will be highly appreciated
Kriba
Hi Kriba,
I have been having same issues using GPG for windows. I have not figured anything out. I have tried to reinstall and cleanse computer of all traces of gpg but it comes up with same messages as you when I try to generate a key. Worked before so I am not sure what happened. Have you had any luck? Joe
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