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OMAHA, Nebraska (AP) — When Mississippi couldn't score after loading the bases against Virginia in the third inning, Rebels coach Mike Bianco knew his team might be in trouble. He was right.
Virginia turned in another dominating pitching performance Saturday that sent the Rebels home from the College World Series with a 4-1 loss.
"We left an opportunity out there and they were able to answer right back and kind of took the momentum," Bianco said.
Josh Sborz and two relievers limited Ole Miss to six singles as the Cavaliers beat the Rebels for the second time at the CWS, this time in their bracket final.
Virginia (52-14) will go to the championship round against Vanderbilt or Texas, looking for its first national championship in baseball.
The Rebels (48-21) ended their first trip to Omaha since 1972.
The Cavaliers have allowed two earned runs in 33 innings in winning their three CWS games for an 0.55 ERA. The CWS record for lowest ERA in a series, in a minimum four games, is 0.60 by California in 1957.
"I thought we would be pretty darn good in Omaha on the mound. I really did," coach Brian O'Connor said. "Obviously, the spacious ballpark and our ability to defend have a lot to do with it. What we've done all year is throw strikes. Our walk numbers are ridiculously low. And we've got really good arms."
O'Connor would get no argument from Bianco.
"They make it very hard on you," he said. "Man, they're good. They can really pitch, hit and play defense — an outstanding ballclub that deserved to win."
Virginia, which had been batting .091 in the CWS with runners in scoring position, took a 3-1 lead in the fourth after loading the bases against Chris Ellis (10-3). Robbie Coman drove Ellis' 1-0 pitch into right field for two runs, and another came home on Branden Cogswell's squeeze bunt.
Joe McCarthy, who came to bat in the seventh 1 for 12 in the CWS, delivered an insurance run with a double deep into right center.
Sborz (6-4) threw 12 pitches on Friday before a heavy thunderstorm forced the suspension of the game in the second inning. He was on the mound when play resumed and worked through the fifth inning.
Artie Lewicki took over to start the sixth, and closer Nick Howard worked the ninth for his 20th save.
The Cavaliers stayed close after falling behind 1-0 thanks to some gritty work by Sborz in the third. Ole Miss loaded the bases on a single and two walks, but the threat ended when Sborz got Will Allen to line out to third.
"When he got out of those jams and started rolling a little bit, he pitched with a little more confidence, and when you're doing that with that kind of stuff, it's tough to hit," Ole Miss' Will Allen said.
Coman, who went 2 for 4, was in the lineup for the first time at the CWS, taking over for Nate Irving at catcher.
Irving had come to Omaha 3 for his last 34 and hitless in 18 at-bats, but he had come through offensively in Virginia's first two games. But Coman has been catching Sborz all season, and O'Connor stuck to that plan Saturday. Coman went 2 for 4 with the go-ahead hit an inning after he struck out looking with runners on the corner.
"I sit here sat that it ends," Bianco said. "These 35 guys that wore the uniform for Ole Miss were just great representatives for the university and will go down as the best team that ever played at Ole Miss."


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NASA's Mars rover Curiosity has broken out its trusty drill again, pulling samples from deep within a Red Planet rock for the second time ever.
The 1-ton Curiosity rover bored 2.6 inches (6.6 centimeters) into a rock dubbed "Cumberland" on Sunday (May 19), NASA officials said. The resulting powdered sample will be delivered to the robot's onboard science instruments in the coming days.
Curiosity first used its drill to collect samples back in February, boring into a nearby rock called "John Klein." That operation revealed that ancient Mars was likely capable of supporting microbial life — a groundbreaking discovery that the mission team wants to confirm.
"The science team expects to use analysis of material from Cumberland to check findings from John Klein," NASA officials wrote in a mission update Monday (May 20).
Curiosity touched down inside Mars' huge Gale Crater last August, kicking off a two-year surface mission to investigate the Red Planet's past and present habitability. It has spent the time since then close to its landing site, putting just 2,300 feet (700 meters) on its odometer thus far.
But the six-wheeled robot will soon start making some serious tracks. Curiosity's ultimate destination is the base of Mount Sharp, a mysterious mountain that rises 3.4 miles (5.5 kilometers) into the Martian sky from Gale Crater's center.
Mount Sharp's foothills show signs of past exposure to liquid water. Further, mission scientists want Curiosity to read Mars' changing environmental history like a book as it climbs through the many layers comprising the mountain's lower reaches.
Curiosity will likely start heading to Mount Sharp's base after it finishes analyzing the Cumberland samples and wraps up a few other high-priority science operations in the area, NASA officials said. The 5-mile (8 km) journey is expected the take months, as Curiosity's top speed across hard, flat ground is about 0.09 mph (0.14 km/h).
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Grilled Halloumi Salad with Pomegranate
I've fallen in love with this salad. If you have yet to eat grilled halloumi cheese, you have something delicious to discover. I'm making this salad almost every … well, it's a little embarrassing how often I'm making this salad. I will say though that it's adapted from a green salad in Suzanne Husseini's cookbook When Suzanne Cooks. However, I have simplified the recipe greatly, reducing it to the most essential ingredients and cutting back slightly on the fat. If you wish to experience the original recipe, the real-deal, you'll have to get your hands on Husseini's cookbook.
Some of the ingredients might be unfamiliar to you. Halloumi cheese, for example, is a salty, white, rubbery cheese that's originally from Cyprus and used widely in Middle Eastern cooking. Right out of the package, it tastes quite plain. However, pan-fried it in a little clarified butter, this cheese transforms into a heavenly treat.
As for clarified butter, it's simply butterfat with the milk solids removed. To make: melt butter in a saucepan. Skim the white foam off the top and discard. Allow to cool and the remaining milk solids will settle to the bottom. Skim the golden butterfat from the top, strain and store in a glass container. It can be kept in the refrigerator for months. For more details, David Lebovitz illustrates these steps and explains the many uses of clarified butter.
Meanwhile, pomegranate molasses is the key ingredient to this salad and gives it a tangy kick. Also called pomegranate syrup or grenadine molasses, it's used in Middle Eastern dressings, marinates and meat dishes. This reddish-brown molasses is made from pomegranate juice that is boiled and reduced to thick, dark syrup. In the US, it's available at Middle Eastern grocery stores and gourmet supermarkets. You can read more about this ingredient in the New York Times.
Grilled Halloumi Salad with Pomegranate
Serves: 2 as a main salad, 4-6 as a side salad
400 g mixed greens (approx. 8-10 cups)
Seeds from one pomegranate (½ cup or more)
1 cup seedless green grapes (cut in half)
Small bunch fresh thyme, washed, dried and stems removed
225 g halloumi cheese (low fat, if available)
1 Tablespoon clarified butter (or less)
3 Tablespoons olive oil
2 Tablespoons pomegranate molasses
2 teaspoons sugar
Juice from one lemon
2 cloves garlic, crushed
- Whisk together the ingredients for the dressing and set aside.
- In a large salad bowl, toss the greens with the fresh thyme, grapes and half the pomegranate seeds.
- Blot the halloumi cheese with paper towel to remove excess moisture. Heat the clarified butter in a large nonstick skillet. Slice the cheese into bite-size pieces. Fry the cheese until golden. Turn and continue cooking until golden on both sides. Remove from pan and drain on paper towel. Toss the warm cheese into the salad.
- Drizzle dressing over salad. Toss gently to coat. Garnish with remaining pomegranate seeds and serve immediately.
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Recently, in Phys.org, they published a good overview of a couple of recently written genetic papers dealing with Native American ancestry. I particularly like this overview, because it's written in plain English for the non-scientific reader.
In a nutshell, there has been ongoing debate that has been unresolved surrounding whether or not there was one or more migrations into the Americas. These papers use these terms a little differently. They not only talk about entry into the Americas but also dispersion within the Americans, which really is a secondary topic and happened, obviously, after the initial entry event(s).
The primary graphic in this article, show below, from the PNAS article, shows the distribution within the Americas of Native American haplogroups A2a and B2a.
Schematic phylogeny of complete mtDNA sequences belonging to haplogroups A2a and B2a. A maximum-likelihood (ML) time scale is shown. (Inset) A list of exact age values for each clade. Credit: Copyright © PNAS, doi:10.1073/pnas.0905753107
As you can see, the locations of these haplogroups are quite different and the various distribution models set forth in the papers account for this difference in geography.
One of the aspects of this paper, and the two academic papers on which it is based, that I find particularly encouraging is that the researchers are utilizing full sequence mitochondrial DNA, not just the HVR1 or HVR1+HVR2 regions which has all too often been done in the past. In all fairness, until rather recently, the expense of running the full sequence was quite high and there were few (if any) other results in the academic data bases to compare the results with. Now, the cost is quite reasonable, thanks in part to genetic genealogy and new technologies, and so the academic testing standards are changing. If you'll note, Alessandro Achilli, one of the authors of these papers and others about Native Americans as well, also comments towards the end that full genome testing will be being utilized soon. I look forward to this new era of research, not only for Native Americans but for all of us searching for our roots.
Read the Phys.org paper at: http://phys.org/news/2013-09-mitochondrial-genome-north-american-migration.html#jCp
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Editor's Note: Andrew Keen is a British-American entrepreneur and professional skeptic. He is the author of "The Cult of the Amateur," and the upcoming (June 2012) "Digital Vertigo." This is the latest in a series of commentaries for CNN looking at how internet trends are influencing social culture.
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Digital commentator Andrew Keen says our mobile phones are becoming uncontrollable monsters
Keen says our dependency on our mobile devices leaves us open to dark side of technology
Our only salvation lies through protective legislation -- and from knowing when to switch off, he says
As always, Mobile World Congress, the world's largest mobile telephone extravaganza, is being held in Barcelona this year. But it really should be held in Geneva, close to where Mary Shelley created Frankenstein.
That's because, with our increasing addiction to our mobile phones, we are in danger of creating a monster that we are less and less able to control.
Exaggeration? When was the last time you went out without your smartphone? How naked, how lost, do you feel without your mobile device? How much essential data, I mean really personal stuff that you wouldn't want anyone else to see, does your mobile phone contain?
Expect all the noise this week in Barcelona to be about more powerful phones from Nokia, HTC, Samsung and LG. These hardware companies will articulate the benefits of their technology in terms of "personal empowerment." But the real truth behind these increasingly intelligent devices is personal disempowerment. Such is the eerie reality of a phone that you can't live without.
Read more: Full coverage of Mobile World Congress
Some of the problems with our cellphones are already well known. Last November, for example, the American epidemiologist and writer Dr Devra Davis told me about her research claiming that our cellphones could be giving us cancer.
Then there was Robert Vamosi, the security expert, who explained to me how our mobile gadgets were spying on us. Vamosi even authored a book last year about this, entitled "How Our Technologies Betray Us: The Dark Side of Our Infatuation With New Technologies."
Vamosi isn't exaggerating about this dark side. There's an entire ecosystem developing around our mobile devices designed to spy on us. The Wall Street Journal ran a chilling series entitled "What They Know" which revealed how our Apple iPhones and Google Android devices were watching our every move. The surveillance and the mobile phone industries, The Journal indicated, are becoming ever more indistinguishable.
Every day now seems to reveal a new mobile data scandal. Only this week, for example, it was reported that Facebook, Flickr and other app makers were reading our text messages without our permission.
The real problem with these phones is their increasing intelligence. Just as Google is designing the self-driving car, so tomorrow's cell phone will become more and more all-knowing. By 2015 not only will there by seven billion mobile devices in the world, but they will – empowered by artificial intelligence features like Apple's Siri personal assistant and Evi, its new British competitor – become more and more indistinguishable from the human brain.
"What we're talking about is a complete physical interface to the digital and virtual worlds," the futurist Richard Hammond told CNN.
"So we need to bring more brains onto the device," Hammond explained, "so we can provide more relevant information when needed … based on artificial intelligence. Because that's the kind of technology that brings the device closer our own reasoning capabilities."
But do any of us really want our cell phones to have our "reasoning capabilities?" Do we want to create mobile devices in our own image?
No, we don't, I suspect. Especially since, as mobile ad industry experts acknowledged to CNN, this will involve the creepiest kind of compromises, allowing them to eavesdrop and record every aspect of the lives we reveal to the world through our mobile devices.
At one point, I wonder, do increasingly intelligent and autonomous cell phones incorporate such sophisticated intelligence that they become indistinguishable from us?
At what point will we find ourselves in a world described by the Russian-American satirist Gary Shteyngart in "Super Sad True Love Story" where everyone carries a mobile device called an "apparat" that is able to identify the most intimate details of a stranger's life?
Meanwhile, my earlier Frankenstein allusion is already being used by writers to describe our digital future. The best-selling writer, Robert Harris, did indeed base "The Fear Index" his latest thriller in Geneva, the scene of Shelley's Frankenstein.
But whereas Harris imagines a world of massive computers acquiring human reasoning, a much scarier scenario is one in which this algorithmic power has been so miniaturized that it can be put inside our mobile devices.
Hammond even suggests that this intelligence will become so indistinguishable from us that it will actually become part of us – fashionable spectacles will provide visual displays, earring studs the audio and a third device will touch input. He then warns us about a future in which virtual reality will become so mobile that we will be able to wear it under our skin.
So what to do? How can we stop our phones becoming Frankenstein-like extensions of ourselves?
Yes, there is a need for legislation fighting our snooping mobile devices. I'm in favor, for example, of U.S. President Barack Obama's privacy bill of rights, and particularly his "Do Not Track" legislation which he unveiled last week. And I applaud the work of legislators like EU Justice Commissioner Viviane Reding and Minnesota Congressman Al Franken who are aggressively looking into the information-collecting practices of Google, Apple and the other big data companies in the mobile ecosystem.
But the growing omniscience of our mobile devices isn't just a political issue. "Practice safe phone" to combat their cancerous impact, Dr Devra Davis advises. But practicing safe phone extends to untangling ourselves from our mobile devices. It means fighting their growing power over us. It means reminding them who is boss.
Above all, we need to stop fetishizing cellphones. More than 60,000 people are expected to attend the Mobile World Congress this week to gaze at new phones. But remember: All the coercively seductive new products unveiled in Barcelona in the next few days are just phones. They can't make us younger, richer, more virile or more intelligent. And they certainly don't empower us.
The real sense of empowerment comes from (re)establishing our mastery over our mobile devices. As William Powers, the author of the excellent "Hamlet's BlackBerry" argues, what this means is disconnecting ourselves from our mobile devices once a week.
What it means is pressing the off button so that our smartphone can never become as smart as we are.
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Item # 677953 GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE, London, July, 1775
* Battle of Bunker Hill
* General Thomas Gage
* Revolutionary War
A very historic issue as it contains the first report on the battle of Bunker Hill, which is signed in type: Thomas Gage.
This report takes nearly an entire page and begins: "I am to acquaint your Lordship of an action that happened on the 17th of June instant between his Majesty's troops and a large body of the rebel forces. An alarm was given at break of day on the 17th...The loss the rebels sustained must have been considerable from the great numbers they carried off during the time of action & buried in holes..." with much further particulars.
Also in this issue are: "Friendly Address to Lord North" which is on American affairs, and "Part of an Address to the British Soldiery, dated at New York, & Circulated throughout the Army in the Neighborhood of Boston" which has some great reading as well. A lengthy "Proclamation by Hon. Th. Gage, Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Province of Mass. Bay" offers pardon to those who lay down their arms & return to being peaceable subjects, excepting Samuel Adams & John Hancock. "Proceedings of the American Colonists since passing the Boston Port Bill" takes over 5 pages & has some good talk on St. Johns, Ticonderoga & events at Crown Point including mention of Benedict Arnold: "...We overtook Col. Arnold in the boat, took him on board..." .
The plate called for is lacking.
Truly a great issue on the Revolutionary War, particularly with General Gage's report on the battle of Bunker Hill.
Complete in 48 pages, 5 by 8 1/4 inches, full title/contents page, great condition.
A very nice and extremely popular magazine from the "mother country" just after the outbreak of the Revolutionary War. This was the first periodical to use the word "magazine" in its title, having begun in 1731 and lasting until 1907.
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Attorney Michael Avenatti has been charged in a 36-count federal indictment alleging he stole millions of dollars from clients, did not pay his taxes, committed bank fraud and lied in bankruptcy proceedings, federal prosecutors in California said Thursday.
Avenatti, 48, was indicted late Wednesday by a Southern California grand jury on a raft of additional charges following his arrest last month in New York on two related counts and for allegedly trying to shake down Nike for up to $25 million.
"These four areas of criminal conduct alleged in the indictment are all linked to one another because money generated from one set of crimes appears in other sets — typically in the form of payments to lull victims and to prevent Mr. Avenatti's financial house of cards from collapsing," U.S. Attorney Nick Hanna told reporters.
A jet co-owned by Avenatti was seized Wednesday as part of the ongoing investigation, officials said.
The attorney best known for representing porn actress Stormy Daniels in lawsuits against President Donald Trump said Thursday on Twitter that he will plead not guilty to the California charges, which carry a potential prison sentence of 335 years in prison.
"I look forward to the entire truth being known as opposed to a one-sided version meant to sideline me," he wrote.
The new charges do not include the New York extortion case alleging Avenatti demanded millions to stay quiet about claims he planned to reveal about Nike paying high school players. Avenatti has said he expects to be cleared in that case.
The 61-page Southern California indictment alleges Avenatti embezzled from a paraplegic man and four other clients and deceived them by shuffling money between accounts to pay off small portions of what they were due to lull them into thinking they were getting paid.
Avenatti is also charged with not paying personal income taxes, not paying taxes for his various businesses, including two law firms, and pocketing payroll taxes from the Tully's Coffee chain that he owned, the indictment said.
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There are several places where someone finds information about how to trouble shoot a crypto application problem.
- Detecting problems in Gpg4win components by enabling diagnostic messages (log-files), section 23 of the compendium (v3.0.0): English Deutsch
TODO: link to relevant sections in other documentation.
For problems with adele see EmailExercisesRobot.
- General
- Decryption Failure with Gpg4win-3.1.2 or later
- Can't sign files anymore
- Windows > 8 and Server 2012 Task Scheduler Problems
- GpgOL won't load in Outlook
- GpgOL does not work
- GpgOL: Not all attachments can be shown
- Hints / Tips
- If the problem is with GpgOL, try the operation with GpgEX or Kleopatra, to exclude Outlook's influence. Note that if GpgEX/Kleopatra works, you have a fallback solution to just work via files and send them by attachment, so can can still use crypto, but with less comfort.
- If GUI frontend applications fail, try to do the operations on the command line. This way you can often exclude that the problem is within the frontend. And you sometimes get additional helpful messages.
- Look at or activate and look at additional diagnostic output (see links at the top). There are many places where additional output can be found or enabled.
- When you face problems while trying to get a public key it can be helpful to use the dirmngr.
- Try to reproduce, sometimes a different installation or a different computer gives you an idea about the difference between a running and a problem case.
- Precisely check the version numbers of components.
- Check general operating or usage issues. Things like a full harddrive or wrong filesystem permissions.
- Run Gpg4win as user, not as administrator.
Decryption Failure with Gpg4win-3.1.2 or later
Starting with Gpg4win-3.1.2 the MDC message integrity mechanism, which has been well established for over 15 years, is now enforced by GnuPG. The reason for this was the public attention to attacks possible against messages without MDC with the publication of "EFail".
Since Gpg4win-3.1.3 Kleopatra offers to decrypt such messages anyway if they were done using an old encryption algorithm. In that case you only need to click on the decrypt anyway button. For messages that were encrypted using modern algorithms but still don't use MDC there is a hard failure that will be shown in diagnostics. Such new algo, no MDC, messages are supposed to be rare and might be an indication of broken / insecure software or configuration.
You can fix the error by re-encrypting it. Afterwards it can be used as usual in Kleopatra and will be integrity protected.
To decrypt it, even without an MDC, open the command line (see below for additional hints) and decrypt your file like:
gpg --ignore-mdc-error --decrypt "path_to_your_file"
Additionally to decrypting this will list the keyids of the recipients of that message, which you can then use in the command to re-encrypt the message.
gpg -r "recipient_keyid_1" -r "recipient_keyid_2" --encrypt "path_to_your_file"
Alternatively only using Kleopatra you can also decrypt it with Gpg4win-3.1.1 and then encrypt it again after your key has been updated to ensure MDC is used (see below)
Update key to ensure MDC is used even by older versions
- In Kleopatra double click your key to open the details window.
- Open the edit expiry dialog (the pen button next to the expiry date).
- Close the dialog with OK (you don't need to change the actual expiry date).
Can't sign files anymore
Possible Reason: Activated VS-NfD mode
This error is shown when you use a version of Gpg4win which is not compliant to VS-NfD while the VS-NfD mode is activated. There are two options to solve this issue:
- Get a VS-NfD-compliant version of Gpg4win called GnuPG VS-Desktop
- Enable a different mode in Gpg4win:
- Open Settings -> Configure Kleopatra... -> Crypto Operations
- On the bottom there is a drop down menu for the active GnuPG Profile. Here you select "default".
Windows > 8 and Server 2012 Task Scheduler Problems
GnuPG uses (as suggested by Microsoft and usual) %APPDATA%\gnupg to store data on Windows. When launched from the Task Scheduler %APPDATA% is not always set to the correct users directory. (If you launch it with system privileges it is another place altogether). GnuPG as a result is unable to find the Keys or configuration in the directory Windows provides.
This is a known Windows bug. See the Knowledge Base article Or This technet discussion
Instead of the Workaround mentioned in the knowledge base article GnuPG provides you with the option to set the Home directory as part of the command. (--homedir) Which makes it easy to workaround that bug.
For example:
gpg --homedir c:\Users\aheinecke\AppData\Roaming\gnupg --encrypt -r <recipient> <file>
Would ignore the broken value of %APPDATA% and use the keys stored in c:\Users\aheinecke\AppData\Roaming\gnupg instead. Make sure access rights are set accordingly of course so that this works with the user the Scheduled task runs under.
GpgOL won't load in Outlook
- First check that it is enabled under File->Options->Add-Ins Com-Add-Ins.
- Second check that it is correctly installed: There should be a gpgol.dll under c:\Program Files\Gpg4win\bin\gpgol.dll or for 64bit Outlook c:\Program Files (x86)\bin_64\gpgol.dll there is a known issue (as of 3.1.7) that if Outlook is running while Gpg4win is updated and you install Gpg4win multiple times without restarting that the dll is not correctly installed.
If it is correctly installed and enabled:
Check in the Windows Registry that
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\Outlook\Addins\GNU.GpgOL LoadBehavior
is set to 3.
In the following Registry Keys replace <VERSION> with your Outlook Version. The <VERSION> values are:
- Outlook 2010: 14.0
- Outlook 2013: 15.0
- Outlook 2016: 16.0
Additionally, if they exist, delete all REG_BINARY Entries under:
Finally create the Registry Key:
And add a REG_DWORD entry with name GNU.GpgOL and value 1.
You can also enable logging even if Outlook does not start by launching c:\Program Files\Gpg4win\bin\gpgolconfig.exe directly. This gives you the config dialog of Gpg4win with the usual debugging options.
GpgOL does not work
Check if you have one of the known incompatible Addons.
GpgOL: Not all attachments can be shown
Possible reason: Attachment too big
Outlook has a limit for the size of files. When you are using IMAP or POP3 the limit is 20 MB. When you use an Exchange Server the limit depends on the settings of the server (default: 10 MB).
If you try to read an encrypted email which contains a bigger file the message shown above appears. Microsoft published an instruction to increase the limit in the registry editor.
Hints / Tips
Command line operations
The manual of the GnuPG (crypto engine) will describe the command line usage in detail, but for testing we give some simple commands here.
First you need to open the "cmd.exe" command line application in windows. Then you can type commands at the prompt. For good results, create a new directory and change into it with cd and create or copy a testfile you can operate on for, example hello.txt.
An example to use your own key to sign something with CMS with double verbose output:
gpgsm.exe -vv --sign hello.txt >hello.p7s
An example to decrypt something with OpenPGP, no extra output
gpg --decrypt hello.gpg
and now with full diagnostic output (be careful when sharing with others, this may contain sensitive information), usually you start with no diagnostic output, then add "-v"s and additional "--debug" options. (With gpg --debug help showing available choices to give after --debug.)
gpg --debug-all -vvv hello.gpg
Passphrase on the command line
The private key, which is protected by a passphrase, is handled by gpg-agent. This means that with GnuPG 2.1 adding --passphrase on the command line will no longer work out of the box. If you really don't want a passphrase (you have it in a script or the command line history anyway) It is suggested to remove the passphrase from that key. Other options are:
- Increase the cache timeout (e.g. put "default-cache-ttl 3600" into gpg-agent.conf
- gpg-preset-passphrase /!\ Pay attention to the necessary gpg-agent config and how to find out about the keygrip.
- Use the loopback feature to let the agent ask the invoking program for the passphrase instead of pinentry by adding "--pinentry-mode loopback" to the gpg invocation.
gpg --pinentry-mode loopback --passphrase <yourpassphrase> -d <somefile>
Enable GpgOL debugging
GpgOL can log what it does internally. You might be asked for such a debug log to analyze a problem.
To enable it:
- Close Outlook
- Open regedit.exe and
- set HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\GNU\GpgOL enableDebug to either 1 or 1922
- set HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\GNU\GpgOL logFile to some writeable file (e.g. c:\users\<youruser>\gpgol.txt )
- Open Outlook again and reproduce the problem, close it and you have a debug log..
The value of enableDebug -> If set to 1 it logs less and should not leak any private data except Mail Addresses. If set to 1922 the log will contain the plaintext of decrypted messages, so only use that if you have a test mail or some unconfidential mail.
Manually update GpgOL to a beta
Sometimes after reporting an issue on https://dev.gnupg.org you might be asked to install an updated GpgOL binary which contains a fix that should be tested, as it is sometimes impossible for the developers to reproduce the exact conditions for a problem.
The binaries can be found as HTTPS secured download under: https://files.gpg4win.org/Beta/gpgol/
Look for the directory of the version you want to use and open it. In there you find the corresponding source code and two binaries.
The gpgol.dll in the top level binary is the 32 Bit version of GpgOL.
The gpgol.dll in the x64 sub directory is the 64 Bit version of GpgOL.
Which version you need depends on your Outlook Version. You can find out if you have a 32bit or 64bit outlook by looking at
File -> Office Account -> Info about Microsoft Outlook.
64 Bit versions have it noted at the top of the info window.
Once you have downloaded the correct version you need to *shutdown Outlook* and replace the gpgol.dll in the installation directory of Gpg4win. For the 64 bit version the gpgol.dll must be placed in the bin_64 subfolder.
The default paths are:
c:\Program Files (x86)\Gpg4win\bin\gpgol.dll for 32 bit.
c:\Program Files (x86)\Gpg4win\bin_64\gpgol.dll for 64 bit.
General warning: Beta versions are naturally less tested, than stable released versions. They still may have critical defects. On the other hand, they may also have important defects fixed. Depending on the need of your security level, you should estimate if it is okay to use a beta version for your production environment with real keys. Rule of thumb, unless noted otherwise, we believe that it is okay to use a beta version in production settings for normal security requirements and as a precaution do should use it in high security environments or with highly sensitive key-material.
Antivirus reports on Gpg4win
Disable Gpg4win update check and notification
To disable and hide the update check and notification of Gpg4win create a new file in the Gpg4win Installation directory in the subfolder "share". The file needs to have the name "kleopatrarc" and no file extension.
e.g.: c:\program files\gpg4win\share\kleopatrarc
The contents of the file should be:
[KDE Action Restrictions][$i] action/help_check_updates=false [UpdateNotification][$i] NeverShow=true
Restoring corrupted Archives created by Kleopatra
Kleopatra before Version 3.1.6 had an issue that might have caused the creation of corrupted archives. T4332 If you are affected get errors when extracting such an archive the good news are: The data can be restored with some effort because there were only "bad blocks" added and no data removed.
To repair such an Archive:
- Open it with a hex editor
- Search for blocks of 512 bytes or larger multiples of 512 which are all zero.
- Remove these blocks
- Try to extract again or use gpgtar --skip-crypto -t "damaged-archive.tar"
If you are in luck and your data does not naturally contain blocks of 512 zeros this should do the trick. If your data can contain blocks of 512 zeros naturally, e.g. pdfs. It gets more complicated. In that case your best bet is to look for "candidate blocks" remove them. Run gpgtar and check if the errors changed.
If you need assistance with that you can ask on one of the channels under: https://www.gpg4win.org/community.html


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The Starter Wife mini-series stars Debra Messing as Molly Kagan, a Hollywood wife/mother who has it all. Her life is turned upside down when her studio exec husband, Kenny (Peter Jacobson, later David Alan Basche), dumps her for a young starlet. Within hours, Molly's social circle discards her and all that she knows is in turmoil. She slowly rebuilds her life and, by the time the TV show begins, Molly's on her way to thriving. Castmembers include Judy Davis, Chris Diamantopoulos, Joe Mantegna, Stephen Moyer, Anika Noni Rose, Novella Nelson, Aden Young, Bethany Whitmore, Miranda Otto, Trilby Glover, Hailee Denham, Gigi Edgley, Hart Bochner, Danielle Nicolet, Reggie Austin, James Black, Brielle Barbusca, and Daniel Gerroll.
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That delay may have been particularly costly for any momentum the show could have had. The Starter Wife TV show debuted a year later, on October 10, 2008. The viewership was much less smaller. Though the show's season average of 2.4 million is impressive for a cable audience, USA's other series have been attracting more than double that number.
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