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ERROR ImportKey error: openpgp: unsupported feature: hash for S2K function: 0 #1815
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👍 I'm having the same problem, also with a Yubikey PGP smartcard. |
I'm having the same problem with a gpg generated key (not a Yubikey) EDIT: Looks like this is a duplicate of keybase/keybase-issues#1885 |
I don't think it is a duplicate, because #1885 seems to reference hardware keys and it is happening without a hardware key trying to use my GnuPG key to login. I wonder if it is because I have both /usr/bin/gpg (1.4.18) and /usr/bin/gpg2 (2.0.28) installed on my Ubuntu 15.10 machine. |
@jimt can you send a |
@maxtaco 28cc8757d09d0f1908e3bc1c |
Same prob here, log id is 56b299acf1c8fda9a780e61c |
Do you have forcesig on or off? Haven't tested keybase gpg but noticed keybase stopped working completely after enabling forcesig. (3b2dec8bb9221d4e0ec2271c) |
I just playing with new v1.0 keybase client and I discovered that I cannot encrypt and sign messages using "keybase pgp" command.
NOTE: I have stored my PGP private key inside Yubikey token (smartcard). See https://www.esev.com/blog/post/2015-01-pgp-ssh-key-on-yubikey-neo/
The first symptoms are exactly the same as issue #1411 :
GPG tools sign without problems:
"keybase encrypt" is OK:
and "keybase sign" is broken:
BUT, when i tried solution from #1411, unfortunately it does not work...
What is wrong?
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