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Re: gpg error



Quoting Bryan Bibb (bryan.bibb@xxxxxxxxxx):

> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----^M
> Version: GnuPG v1.2.2 (GNU/Linux)^M
> ^M
> iD8DBQE/ha+vZHkU/XQom+8RAm3oAKCakPzJtJMqpu1vQka6h7b0UlcCNgCglhRc^M
> Or6kl8xA9pu9CPUcwAxhem4=^M
> =XZVK^M
> -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----^M
> Running ^K on this message returns the same error as before.

Just something that I noticed. Are those ^M's really Control-M
characters, or are they a ^ character followed by a M character?

My GPG (1.2.3) knows how to handle Control-M characters at the end of
lines (eg. DOS-line ends), but it doesn't support ^ followed by M
sequences or anything else for that matter.

What happens if you try to --verify the message yourself, after saving
it to disk c.q. looking it up in your Maildir/ ?  What does vim say when
you open the complete message? Does it say [dos] or [noeol] or something
else in the statusbar on the bottom?

If I were you i'd take my mail elsewhere :)

Sander.
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