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When you try to decrypt a file encrypted with an older version
of sigtool, you'll get an error like below:
./bin/linux-amd64/sigtool decrypt ~/.ssh/my-private-key -o b a.enc
Enter passphrase for private key:
./bin/linux-amd64/sigtool: decrypt: Unsupported version 2; this tool only supports v3
This means you cannot decrypt any files you previously encrypted. Maybe such a behavior should at least be mentioned within the release notes? I'll stick with 2.x for now.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
V sorry - I had to bump the version# to 3 to add sender integrity protection; this caused format changes (including addition of a new 'trailer' at the end of the encrypted file.
When you try to decrypt a file encrypted with an older version
of sigtool, you'll get an error like below:
This means you cannot decrypt any files you previously encrypted. Maybe such a behavior should at least be mentioned within the release notes? I'll stick with 2.x for now.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: