Mailing List Archive: exported GPG keys seemingly not behaving in PGP

First thank you to the two individuals who helped me with exporting public
keys that PGP would accept.

I'm still trying to get our gpg to play nice with our customers pgp.

I generated keys and exported them.
I sent the public key to our partner. He imported them and signed them.
I imported his public key and did the following

gpg --sign --encrypt --output file.gpg --recipient <Their ID> file

I thought all was right with the world.

When they decrypted the file they received a WARNING message that the
signature in the file was incorrect.

Any ideas?

Wayne

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Wayne Davis, at 20:57 -0500 on 5 Oct 2000, wrote:

> gpg --sign --encrypt --output file.gpg --recipient <Their ID> file

In order to be compatible with older versions of PGP which do not
accept v4 signatures, you need the following options:

force-v3-sigs
compress-algo 1

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