@aaronpk Hey Aaron, do you know if PGP is working correctly for Webmentions sign-in? I get a very vague "There was a problem!" no matter how I choose to sign the challenge. I saw other reports on GitHub as well. github.com/aaronpk/indielogi…
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It should be working, but it's kind of picky about the format. Did you try all the variations listed here? github.com/aaronpk/indielogi…

make PGP key authentication more user-friendly · Issue #66 · aaronpk/indielogin.com

Hello I followed instructions at https://indielogin.com/setup#pgp and succeeded in uploading my public key to my website and linking it (I had to export it with gpg --export --armor --output key.tx...

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Yep, I tried with `--clearsign` as well as `--sign --armor` and both game me a "There was a problem!" message. Tried doing it from both Mac and Windows just in case there was some funny business happening. Do you have more information on the expectations of the key?
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Replying to @nraboy
i'm not totally sure, but this is the code it uses to verify in case you want to try to track it down github.com/aaronpk/indielogi…

Nov 29, 2021 · 11:15 PM UTC

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Replying to @aaronpk
I skimmed over the docs for GPME:Crypto and didn't see any specific information regarding key expectations. I don't know Ruby. Any way you could have the application spit out more information than "There was a problem!"? Would make it easier to figure out what is failing exactly.
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Yeah I should make it bubble up the error better. I just checked the logs and it looks like your key.txt URL is returning 404
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Also followed the instructions here without success. indieauth.com/pgp