[ale] Kmail and pgp ATTN: ROBERT REESE

[Sean Kilpatrick]

Robert:
  I tried to respond directly to you at <aleAT sixit.com> and my
email bounced with this message:

"Connected to 64.202.166.12 but sender was rejected.
Remote host said: 554 refused mailfrom because of SPF policy"

So now I have a new question:  What is an "SPF policy"?

On Tuesday 13 February 2007 23:09, Robert Reese wrote:
| I don't know anything about FC3 or Kmail, but I do know some about 
| PGP.  It's assumed that you aren't using a keyfile or other automatic  
| decryption process.  Is that correct?  It sounds like your private key is  
| corrupt, or possibly your public key but that's less likely.  I'd backup 
| your keyrings and restore from an earlier backup keyring, even if only  
| temporarily to test whether or not the key is indeed corrupt.  Of course,  
| if it is, simply transfer or copy the working keys to your most recent  
| keyring and that should solve the problem. 
| 
| If it still doesn't work, take your keyrings to another PC with PGP on it 
| and see if it works there for you. 
| 
| Hope this helps,
| Robert Reese~

Thanks for the reply.  As best I can tell the entire pgp package
still works just fine.  I can encrypt a file and decrypt it 
without trouble. So I don't think I have a corrupt key.  Somehow
Kmail has gotten itself disconnected from the process somehow. I
have gone through the configure pages for Kmail and nothing pops
out at me as being wrong.

So I am still clueless. :(

Sean

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