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Hello Captain,
on Tue, 17 Oct 2006 18:36:27 -0000GMT (17.10.2006, 20:36 +0200GMT here),
you wrote:
> My problem is...I send an encrypted message to my co-worker. He can
> decrypt it ok. He sends me back an encrypted message but when I try to
> read it I get the error:
> Error - secret key needed to decrypt message.
> gpg: decryption failed: secret key not available
> My question is - who's secret key? Mine? Where is it? Wasn't it created
> when I made my keypair?
I guess, your co-worker forgot to encrypt it to your *public* key
which s/he should have. For encryption both parties' keys should be
used. My own for being able to read later what I wrote, and the
recipient's, so s/he can decrypt the message.
- --
Cheers
Peter
Fer sall chiep: bran nu spel chekker - nevur usd!
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