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I've uploaded my public key and received the PGP message.

When I try to decrypt it fails with an error message:

Could not determine whether this is an S/MIME or an OpenPGP signature/ciphertext - maybe it is neither ciphertext nor a signature?

If I encrypt a message and email to another email address I can decrypt that message with no problems.

It looks like the line breaks are possibly being removed? Not really sure but the format of the message I can't decrypt looks somewhat different.

Any ideas?
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I manually formatted the PGP message from wechall and it decrypted OK.

Can't believe I took so long to do that!
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RE: Can't decrypt message
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I can confirm that there is an issue with the GPG signing.
Looks like it works fine after you re-format the PGP message yourself.

The culprit is probably that there are no HTML newlines,
but the content-type is set to HTML.
So either content-type should be plaintext, or there should be HTML newlines..
Last edited by profoX - Jun 25, 2022 - 01:55:55
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