Rich Stokes
Rich Stokes
Yep, DNS works fine for other apps; ``` sudo bandwhich Password: Error: Could not initialize the DNS resolver. Are you offline? nslookup google.com Server: 9.9.9.9 Address: 9.9.9.9#53 Non-authoritative answer: Name:...
Sure. Switched DNS to 1.1.1.1, cleared cache, retried, same error.
Can do when I have a few moments spare - not used Rust so would need info on how to compile/run
If I do the reverse and send the file I can decrypt to another person, then THEY cannot decrypt this one with: ``` - | Error decrypting key: ExpiredTokenException: The...
Its something to do with `--aws-profile` - looks like the files have to be decrypted with the same aws-profile name they were encrypted with. In `.aws/credentials` we have another profile...
In that case there is a bug. Reproduce with: 1. Computer 1: Encrypt a file with an aws profile named "foo" 2. Computer 2: Try and decrypt the same file...
The profiles are different - they are different users who have named their block of credentials differently
The AWS profile name used by any user should be totally arbitrary, right? And have no impact on how the files are encrypted? Wondering if I'm doing something wrong or...
I tried reauthing, and can encrypt and decrypt my own files OK. I only see the problem when trying to decrypt files created by another user (even though we both...
OK I found something else, if I manually edit the encrypted file and edit the `aws_profile: ` field to match my local AWS profile name (instead of the AWS profile...