On Tue, 2005-12-13 at 10:15 +0100, Trujillo Carmona, Antonio wrote:
... I live in Spain and work for our regional government (in a hospital). We must use a X509 sing in our e-mail, I obtain it with no problem (with firefox < SNIPPED >... I don't know what put in the first line (ID of GPG/PGP) ... < SNIPPED > **************************************************************** I try to translate **************************************************************** It couldn't create the message. Due to «gpg: omit "TRUJILLO CARMONA ANTONIO": secret Key not available gpg: signing failed: secret key not available », my be you must select different options in mail.
I'm confused. I think we need more information to help you properly. First of all, X509 certificate signing of your E-mail messages uses S/MIME, not GPG/PGP-style signing. Therefore, from what you've described so far you shouldn't be putting anything in the "first line (ID of GPG/PGP)" -- but instead leave it blank as you aren't using it. Does this make sense so far? If I'm understanding you properly, you would sign individual messages by selecting the "S/MIME Sign" option for a particular message, or you just select the option "Digitally sign outgoing messages by default" in your account preferences. I'll stop here and please tell us if I'm understanding you properly. (Also, I understand the placement/wording might be slightly different given the language translation differences). Greg
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