Re: [Monotone-devel] Passphrase no more accepted?

[Mustafa Yuecel]

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Hi Dan

> There was a bug at some point reading old-format keys in packet format
> as emitted by old versions of monotone.  I think that was fixed before
> 0.25, and furthermore that you'd see different problems if this was
> the issue, but I must admit i'm having diffuculty understanding
> exactly what you're doing and what your problem is.

Sorry for that. I was especially confused about the '... PROBABLY incorrect
passphrase' error message. I was expected something like 'passphrase is
incorrect' or 'passphrase is correct, but ...'.
So I was asking the mailinglist, what this PROBABLY can also mean. Or better: Is
an incorrect passphrase the only reason when the private key was failed to
decrypt? My private and public keys are in the db-keystore (verified with
'monotone list keys').


> Does the passphrase you thought was correct still work with a 0.23
> binary?

Yes. I successfull committed and pushed some changes last september to the
openembedded-repository...
Because one month was between first and last commit, I thought, I was using one
of my *standard* passwords. Im usually not one who forgets his passwords...


Greets
Musti
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