public key is not certified with a trusted signature
Hello,
We are running a script to fpt file via pgp encryption. We are using a public key to upload the file from several companies but one of the ftp is prompting for confirmation - are you sure you want to use this public key (y/n)?
I've tried re-adding the key to the keyring and update the key but nothings seems to work.
Results from -kc
Key ring: '//.pgppubring.pkr'
Type bits keyID Date UserID
DSS 2048/1024 0x748A1664 2004/01/15 alaskaair production.services@alaskaair.com
sig! 0x748A1664 alaskaair production.services@alaskaair.com
1 matching key found
KeyID Trust Validity UserID
0x748A1664 complete invalid alaskaair production.services@alaskaair.com
complete alaskaair production.services@alaskaair.com
Is there a way to eliminate the prompt?
Thanks,
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You're using the old NAI version of Command Line; it is not sold or supported by Symantec/PGP. I don't know that you'll get much help on it here; at the old PGP support forums nobody was familiar with that old version.
The only thing I can suggest (besides buying a copy of PGP Command Line 10 :-) ) is to try signing the key with a private key of your own. Note that PGP Command Line as sold by Symantec has been designed to work in a scripted environment and will never prompt you for input.
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David Finkelstein
Symantec R&D
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