Re: incorrect GPA decription on binary compressed signature

Hello Cristian,

On Wednesday 30 May 2007 01:17, Cristian Secară wrote:
> There is something weird with the GPA file feature for decrypting
> signed and compressed signature files.
>
> I have taken a small .gif file and signed it, using the first (default)
> signature option. The .gpg file is generated ok.
>
> Now, when dropping back this file in the GPA interface (file mode), by
> hitting the Decrypt button, an error appears telling me that the gpg
> file contains no OpenGPG data. The original .gif file (which I deleted
> previously, leaving only the .gpg file) appears temporarely until I
> close the error box, so the program seems to try to extract it, but
> the picture is partially broken (I open it before it disapears, i.e.
> before closing the error box).
>
> The generated .gpg signature file is ok, because I can decrypt it and
> extract the .gif file very well using either GPGee explorer extension
> or WinPT tray application.
>
> I'm on WinXP, GPA is 0.7.6 from the latest gpg4win package.
>
> Hm ?

thanks for your report. I am currently on the road an have no Windows
system available for testing. Could you create a bug report in the gpa
bug tracker? This way it won't get lost.

Best

	Jan
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