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- gpg2: Warning: using insecure memory! - Ask Different
GnuPG tries to lock memory so that no other process can see it and so that the memory will not be written to swap If for some reason it’s not able to do this (for instance, certain platforms don’t support this kind of memory locking), GnuPG will warn you that it’s using insecure memory
- pacman says gpg: Warning: using insecure memory! [solved itself . . .
Pacman updated archlinux-keyring today and gave warnings about insecure memory Is that normal?
- gpg: WARNING: unsafe permissions on homedir when signing git commit . . .
I'm creating gpg keys with Kleopatra (in order to sign my git commits) and while that works perfectly, when I try to list my keys with I get the following errors: gpg: WARNING: using insecure memory! I've already changed the permissions for \gnupg\ to only "Daniel" and removed the SYSTEM and administrator permissions in the properties window
- Solved - gpg-agent hanging indefinitely after upgrade to FreeBSD 14. 0
The problem: Whenever I try to decrypt a file with gpg --decrypt, or sign with gpg --sign, the program just hangs indefinitely I even created a new thick jail (fbsd14 0), copied the gnupg directory over, tried it over there The problem is only getting weirder: gpg: Warning: using insecure memory!
- [SOLVED] Building in chroot fails -- gpg? sudo . . . - Arch Linux 32
But, having read man gpg, it seems the warning relates to the security risks of caching of gpg keys on disk The "BUGS" section seems to explain why this might be occurring:
- Warning: using insecure memory! - GNU Privacy Guard
Whenever i use gpg (ver 0 9 10) > it complains that i am using insecure memory What is insecure memory? > and how to fix repair it? i have used pgp in the past and it never > complained of such a thing
- Openssl OpenPGP file encryption - security advise
[this gpg command] generates the following error: gpg: Warning: using insecure memory! gpg: Fatal: out of core in secure memory while allocating 32800 bytes You are trying to use too large of a symmetric key You are base64 encoding a jpg file and using the entire output as your key So a large file will produce a large key
- gpg: WARNING: using insecure memory! - forum. virtualmin. com
Reading the GPG docs, it sounds like that problem shouldn’t occur, except in rare situations that are memory related… and certain VPS’s could end up triggering that particular problem
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