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Hello,
it's actually much simpler - key import and all other data-reading operations still require --ascii switch when you try to read ascii-formatted data. Actual "missing" code (for this case) is on the beginning of this function:
https://github.com/exaexa/codecrypt/blob/master/src/actions.cpp#L1007
As this is not very userfriendly indeed, it's going to get fixed in next release; probably just with the automatical attempt to fallback to ascii. Please leave this bug open for tracking.
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In the meantime, you should update README.md to show importing with the same encoding. It is misleading to have the keys written using ASCII:
ccr -p -a -o my_pubkeys.asc -F Doe # export your pubkeys for friends
and then imported without ASCII:
ccr -i -R friends_pubkeys.asc --name "Friendly Frank"
Edit: noticed that you just did this. Disregard me
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Fixed by f2d1ba9 -- it prints out helpful message, user will know what to do.
I was thinking about the possibility that codecrypt would automatically try switching to ascii/non-ascii mode on failure, but that would bring possible logic errors and a need for a switch that disables the auto-fallback, and a lot more of code only for human convenience.... No way. :D
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Related Issues (20)
- Mac OSX install instructions HOT 1
- how to import key HOT 1
- Annealmail Thunderbird Add-on HOT 9
- Avoid parameters that allow timing/statistical attacks when used as decryption oracle HOT 16
- error: ambiguous local user specified HOT 9
- [REJECTED] Windows binary HOT 1
- Secret key protection HOT 6
- Entropy ? HOT 3
- A Question regarding HWRNG HOT 3
- AES HOT 2
- Ubuntu Install Problem HOT 2
- Use LGPL v2.1 instead of v3 for better license compatibility HOT 5
- Rewrite in Rust HOT 4
- Compile issue on macOS HOT 6
- How about add seed support for FMTSeq ? HOT 1
- It takes more than 10 minutes to generate keypair... HOT 2
- signed git tags / signed git commits HOT 1
- Does codecrypt also provides security regarding classical computer attacks? HOT 6
- YAY: "Package 'libcrypto++', required by 'virtual:world', not found" HOT 4
- Long List Of Errors When Running `make` HOT 6
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