Edit: In Kleopatra, the result is Unknown Recipient: 0000000000000 x recipients
IMHO, that is sort of a leak. I wouldn’t call that “hiding” but masking. You’re definitely not hiding the fact that others were sent the message, just not revealing their information.
Am I?
Solved by adding “default-key fpr”
Result:
Successfully decrypted the notepad
Note: You cannot be sure who encrypted this message as it is not signed.
Recipients:
- 3 unknown recipients
________________________________________________
Hello everyone,
In gpg.conf, with
throw-keyids
Encryption takes place.
Decryption results in:
“Failed to decrypt the notepad: Broken Pipe"
Recipients:
- 2 unknown recipients”
hidden-recipient —> Kleopatra fails to open overall.
hidden-encrypt-to —–> via gpg.conf clears out all certificates
encrypt-to —–> via gpg.conf clears out all certificates
Socket log is working fine.
What mistake am I making here?
Thank you, all.
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