PGP Suite 1.3.6

Test binaries for Windows, Linux and OSX

Installation Instructions:

Windows:

• Extract the pgp-suite-1.3.6-win64.zip file
• run the PGP Suite.exe

Linux:

• Extract the pgp-suite-1.3.6-linux64.zip file
• Ensure PGP Suite, nwjc, and start.sh are all executable
• Run start.sh

MacOS: (Instructions work in progress (I don't own a Mac))

• Extract the pgp-suite-1.3.6-osx64.7z file
• Run the PGP Suite.app

Run Instructions:

If you're wondering what the application should look like, there is a live version over at https://www.thechiefmeat.com/pgp so you can get an idea, just in case something about the interface is messed up badly. Onto the actual instructions.

I've gone ahead and written down the instructions as best as I can. If anything fails or the buttons in the application simple don't work, simply stop when it doesn't work and let me know what didn't work.

First download the application at the following link:

https://github.com/TheChiefMeat/pgp/releases/download/1.3.6/pgp-suite-1.3.6-osx64.7z

Once you've downloaded it, extract the file and run the PGP Suite.app.

Assuming that the MacOS app launches (you'll see the main interface) go ahead and create a PGP key.

Simply fill in the form (none of this information has to be accurate, put a fake full name and fake email address), set the algorithm to RSA, the Key Size to 1024, time to never expire and a simple password (like 12345) and go ahead and press the "Generate keys" button (this part might take some time).

Once this is done, two keys on the right hand side will generate, they'll both look like random letters and numbers. Use the red button titled "Download private key (.ASC file)" to download your private key file.

Once you've downloaded the key to your Mac, click the "Sign" tab at the top of the page.

You can see on the left hand side that it is asking for your "Private Key". Use the "Choose file" button to select your keyfile you just downloaded, you should see the contents of your key file now appear in the above window.

Once this is done, enter in the same password from before into the password box below.

To the right there is a message box, go ahead and enter a random message, and the press the below "Sign the message" button.

Once this is done, you should see your message below, but now in a signed state (it will look like jibberish).

Testing done :) Feel free to delete the application and the key file from your Mac.

Please answer the following questions so I can know if it was working at each stage and send me the results via Discord:

Did the application run?: YES/NO
Did the interface load correctly?: YES/NO
Did the keys generate?: YES/NO
Did the download key button work?: YES/NO
Did the choose file button work?: YES/NO
Did the sign message button work?: YES/NO
Did the message sign?: YES/NO

Thanks for helping to test the MacOS release of this program :) I owe you own. Don't worry if the application fails to even start, I'll get it working eventually, thanks again.

PGP Suite 1.3.5

Rereleasing under a new name as the project is no longer just a PGP key generator

PGP Generator 1.3.4 Release

Commits by username1565, thanks for the contribution :)

• Fix console.log errors
• Updated index.htm
• Added icons
• Added file selection (upload/download)
• Updated main.js to include PGP key verification
• Updated about page
• Added Unicode Support
• Update JQuery to version 3.3.1

PGP Generator 1.3.3

• Changed subkeys to expire at the same time as the master key

PGP Generator 1.3.2

• Small GUI tweak

PGP Generator 1.3.1

• Updated kbpjp.js to 2.0.77
• Fixed Sign+Encrypt GUI
• Adjusted CSS for mobile devices with small screens

PGP Generator 1.3

Added Support for Signing+Encryption.

PGP Generator 1.2

Update index.html

PGP Generator 1.1

Added Sign-only mode.

PGP Generator

1.0

Create kbpgp.js