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Support => Technical support => Topic started by: Purplesky on July 11, 2012, 04:45 pm
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Hey, can anyone help me please recently i have been getting the odd error messages in gpa on linux liberte the last one said:
GPA Error
Error in operation Result:
No valid UTF-8 at position 52.
Guessing its like when you put incorrect coding into a php file and it tells you what line its on but how do i fix it? Ive tryed searching around but no luck...
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No valid UTF-8 at position 52.
looks like some encoding error, did you try to decrypt a file or just clipboard text?
If its a file maybe you need to save it in another way with the correct encoding type (which could be UTF-8).
If its just text check the 'position 52' (line? char?) if there is a character that stands out somehow, maybe the encoding got broken from where you had it sent to.
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Thanks for the replys and its clipboard text here is the message in question below can you see an invalid character? (btw its saying 97 typed it incorrectly earlier):
-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----
Charset: ISO-8859-1
Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux)
Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org/
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SYfJNAwFmueIKGcqjJJkhod89KKsH43J22JJl34fG/tmLdhXVs8tRM7U1lBtSgpw
Rk/bZfPAuuhEDr/GCnZKo8XqNE/UZqLdvQ0rML1Roany7y0YvihGUyyEfUX6WNkX
3bwEsliHRks4JCNilflhVorSulvCfToKr8CkhDmeIjWUUmlTRU4UZA6WXez4A+Ns
WjYjtzrIYoj7sacIV7sLWYw23UBFYRDiZaAh9nQDaXye+6VUB0+l6jGssejp+RfX
ZI9ecv5uR5aFmlD1Z4VjBtra5lV97dhLwhse/4jaM4UCDAPpnfAEfgiOewEP+wfy
8fzgDRdPku/eKYrUxHUFiNbzioro7AAOuGO6T2qTmSTYDO6lSz6fa+g2wmVfjg4v
Ge6bsY3k2jKygslpjoTq70PpDBps/0IwP8J6B5h2i5BCAzRpAsP5kCfhqdC8BzOF
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PgQ/Wr3uG7V+qTvURsN00QXWvCxitcb1NjVw2ljl4Wwa3EnDhNs72FjMA+kVrIw2
fiLJO6pIK00PSvyYMWB+x11tndvwh/jg0rbiKUCI17kGmijju3DYBhNhdnpSlmJz
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kbnlwfdGUvMfEj1q4b9TLhGhx0fhIs1CnWlxMKnAX8xXdZRGUHaCLZUGZDlXc6SG
tvokeim6+VSf+DG1uPlZ0Ya0b/cBNjfe7ovb/M4/BPpd4dusNkEtx4ck4GrmMVm3
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q//y8aSySJeWSHBfUgxKnhLb4kpCKuZuL9f8ePZec98K/UA6cykVRN4khy7XWnMs
90KNj1TmEjqGv7XPI5gwgiqKCYRjFiuJ27vnoHMIg8CP7S/lMuEumrg/MjNcrX+O
tKl2K8NcbPbwJSlwwCh2i07bfFtasdv2qwbxViGK9XXi19oLXIAAsyfVjJdxaGjU
QIH1YnWHMw==
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-----END PGP MESSAGE-----
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Thanks for the replys and its clipboard text here is the message in question below can you see an invalid character? (btw its saying 97 typed it incorrectly earlier):
That's odd. I tried the message here and no errors were produced (obviously I couldn't decrypt it).
Assuming the error message is referring to a Unicode position, 97 is 0x0061 which is the letter "a" so even though your character set is configured as ISO-8859-1, it should not produce any errors.
http://www.unicodemap.org/details/0x0061/index.html
One thing about character sets is that you should make them match in all the environments you use to avoid conflicts. I usually set everything to UTF-8 because it includes ISO-8859-1 and plenty more besides that.
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Thanks guru and louis appreciate both of your help i will give GPG4USB a try that will most likely work imo thanks again!
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Thanks guru and louis appreciate both of your help i will give GPG4USB a try that will most likely work imo thanks again!
You're welcome.