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ERR 41 Wrong public key algorithm <Unspecified source> #59
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Hello,
Please test latest release and not a random point in time.
Please provide debug log after you have done so.
Thanks,
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Got it. You probably want the logs with |
I've narrowed this down a bit. So something has changed between GnuPG versions 2.2 and 2.3 that makes this happen. With GnuPG version 2.2.42 everything works perfectly. I started to go back from version 2.3.0 and got as far as 2.3.0-beta1109 (3c4ab53) where this is already happening and was unable to compile earlier versions/commits. Here are some log extracts from a decryption operation: 2.2.42 - smart card working
2.3.0-beta1109 - smart card NOT working
At this point GnuPG asks me to insert a smart card, even though it's already inserted.
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I would really appreciate if we can first confirm gpg is working before we
go to gpgsm.
But maybe this is a hint:
non-critical certificate policy not allowed
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There is a commit in GnuPG which implies it's nothing critical:
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Please send me your certificate. |
without actual outputs from the smardcard and real |
Ehlo.
I'm getting the following error in my logs and my attempts to use my smart card fails:
I'm using
libcryptoki.so
provider as described here, so there are quite a lot of variables in this setup.The error seems to happen with all the
KEYINFO
commands. My setup was working previously, but clearly some underlying component has updated down the road and now it's broken.Any advice on where to look to get this sorted out? I'm happy to provide any additional information.
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