Does someone know about GPGOE?

Wed Jun 5 05:10:03 2002

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Hallo!
I=B4ve installed the GPGOE 0.4.1 plugin, its very usefull! With =
encrypting and
decrypting it works very well. But if I want so sign a message, the =
process
fails with the error "Signing failed". I know, this seems to bee one of =
the
described bugs in  GPGOE documentation, but I use the actual 0.4.1 =
Version,
not an "earlyer Version of this plugin..."
Im using Win2K SP2(german), Internet Explorer 6 and Outlook Express 6
Does someone know what I=B4m doing wrong or what I should do better?
 It=B4s really a nice plugin and I know a lot of people, who
need something like that, but it should work ;-)
-- Andreas

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