[ic] Encrypt not working... any suggestions?

[jeff obranovich]

Did you make the key using Cpanel?  If so, I suspect you made another
mistake that I also made.  One of the best pieces of information that I
got from the group about PGP and IC was the fact that the key must
reside in the same directory as IC and be imported into your user
keyring on the IC server.  In my case, both required root access.  

What I had to do was this:
	Open the PGP keys panel in Cpanel
	Go to -edit- (my public key)
	Copy and Paste the key into a text file i.e. pubkey.asc
	E-mail the file as and attachment to my hosting company
	Wait for them to notify me that the key had been imported
	(note:  You will also have to import your private key via a text 	file
on your local machine in order to decrypt the message.)

Also, make sure you remove the _PGP_variable and the EncryptionProgram
references in your catalog.cfg

I had a helluva time getting PGP setup, I hope this helps you.

Regards,
Jeff

FYI, my hosting company is running IC 4.9.3   
  
On Sat, 2002-12-07 at 21:53, laeelin@butterflygifts.net wrote:
> I attempted both suggestions, and I still ahve the same thing happen =(
> 
> no error, no error in the logs, and no CC number encryption =(
> 
> ps: is there any way people using Cpanel can restart interchange without
> emailing tech support to do it for us?
> 
> Thanks
> David
> 
> 
> 
> >I had the exact same configuration, and the exact same problem.
> >Try deleting the _PGP_ variable
> >setting the PGP_KEY variable to your key ID
> >and remove the EncryptProgram _PGP_ references from you catalog.cfg
> >file.
> >It worked for me.
> 
> On Fri, 2002-12-06 at 21:34, laeelin@butterflygifts.net wrote:
> > Thank goodness for the forums that I have used to get this far =)
> >
> > Currently I get no error, the error.log doesnt show an error, but the
> CC
> > is not encrypting.
> >
> > If I run gpg from the shell prompt with this command:
> > echo "test" | gpg --no-default-keyring --always-trust --keyring
> > /home/johndfff/.gnupg/pubring.gpg -e -a --batch -t -r 'john@abc.com'
> >
> > I have what must be a gpg encryption echoed on screen that looks
> something
> >
> 
> 
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