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Subject: Re: [9fans] [limbo] I tried keyring, but it was the wrong number
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Charles Forsyth wrote:

>>with a zero modulus (which suggests the key wasn't unpacked correctly).
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>my deliberate mistake (it won't be using rsaencrypt but rsadecrypt)
>happened to highlight the actual problem, which is that strtosk
>shouldn't accept a string that looks to me (if not to it)
>like a public key not a private/secret one,
>producing something with plenty of zero mpint potential divisors.
>b00f!
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Yes, that was exactly it. I've changed the key generator to use default
names. How I mixed them up I don't know, but I did.