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Michael Curtis, at 14:17 +0900 on Mon, 2 Oct 2000, wrote:

> My Web host installed GnuPG and GnuPG::Interface. I generated some
> keys and wrote a script that encrypts data using GnuPG::Interface
> commands. Permissions were set by my Web host so that Gnu can be run
> by user nobody through CGI. I also used GnuPG::Interface to send
> stderr to a variable for printing any error messages. The script runs
> perfectly through Telnet, but not through CGI. Through CGI, the script
> runs but returns no encrypted data and no error messages. Does anyone
> know why this would happen or where to start looking for the source of
> the problem?

I should put this up as a FAQ in SourceForge's documentation for
GnuPG::Interface. Your problem is likely due to permissions problems,
such as readability of $gnupg->options->homedir(), and the public keys
related. Capture the output of GnuPG's stderr, print it to your stdout.

Let me know how you solved the problem so I can make a good canned
response.

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Frank Tobin http://www.uiuc.edu/~ftobin/
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