Re: [Passwordms-user] Multi user setup and encrypting

[<ha...@mm...>]

Hi Monty,

you don't write about it in your mail and the question might sound
stupid, but you did add all user keys in the CTRL-K dialog?

In an old version of CPM or better in GPGME there were problems with
finding the keys the file was encrypted for. Could you please send me a
"cpm --version" output so I can see where the problem might come from?

Cheers, Harry.


On Mon, 15 Jun 2009 23:19 +0100, "Monty" <unc...@gm...> wrote:
> I've been putting together a multi-user setup of CPM, and am a little
> confused by how CPM manages the multiple users.
> 
> So far as GPG goes, each users has imported the other users public
> key, signed this key and unconditionally trusted the other users key.
> 
> CPM still seems to encrypt the database with only the key of the user
> accessing the database. If I specify an alternative key with '--key'
> then it also encrypts the DB with this key.
> 
> Surely it's not correct that every time each user launches CPM they
> have to use '--key' in order to have CPM also encrypt as the other
> users keys too.
> 
> I'm fairly sure I've overlooked a step somewhere, but after much
> repetition and checking I can't see what/if I've done wrong.
> 
> Monty
> 
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