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We are running AIX 5+ on our Unix box. We are encrypting files with PGP and sending to a user that is using Windows 2000. When he decrypts the file, a file is created but it is still encrypted. PGP support has told me that this is not a PGP problem, rather a problem with UNIX data not being able to be interpreted by Windows. ?? i can send this user a normal file, unencrypted, and he can view it fine. Any ideas?
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We are running AIX 5+ on our Unix box. We are encrypting files with PGP and sending to a user that is using Windows 2000. When he decrypts the file, a file is created but it is still encrypted. PGP support has told me that this is not a PGP problem, rather a problem with UNIX data not being able to be interpreted by Windows. ?? i can send this user a normal file, unencrypted, and he can view it fine. Any ideas?
If you are sending via email, you might have a problem. Try creating and sending a self-extracting PGP file and let us know if that works.
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Thanks! email was the problem. we tried another form of communication and he was able do decrypt the file.
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