mandos general protection error ...

[Teddy Hogeborn]

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Dick Middleton <dick at fouter.net> writes:

> I'm going to put money on Via c7 being the problem. Do you know an
> easy way to test gpg without using mandos - I'm anticipating
> submitting a bug report?

The problem is not with gpg, which the server does not use, but with
GnuTLS, or possibly its underlying library, libgcrypt.  You could try
this:

 # aptitude install debhelper libgcrypt11-dev zlib1g-dev cdbs gtk-doc-tools texinfo libtasn1-3-dev autotools-dev guile-1.8-dev devscripts build-essential
 # aptitude remove libgnutls-dev
 # apt-get source libgnutls26
 # cd gnutls26-2.4.2
 # debuild -uc -us -b

This should, in addition to compiling GnuTLS, also run its selftests.

/Teddy Hogeborn

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