Enable Encrytion = True Not working

sgreeny

Hi all
I encountered an error when I set the above to be true in the sendPipeline.
I will get the below Error Message when the receiving party trying to decode
my encryted message:

There was an authentication failure. "Decoder could not find the decryption
certificate in the "Current User\Personal" certificate store. Unable to
decrypt the message. ".

I have already set up the certificate in the "Current User\Personal"
certificate store.

However, if I set the above to be false, the output file will be encrypted
as well. And the receiving party can decode the message without error.

Please help. Should I set the above to true or false? If I set to True, how
to resolve the error. Why when I set it to false, the output file still
encrypted?

Thanks in advanced

However

Jan Eliasen

On Tue, 4 Dec 2007 19:38:00 -0800, sgreeny
<> wrote:

>I encountered an error when I set the above to be true in the sendPipeline.
>I will get the below Error Message when the receiving party trying to decode
>my encryted message:
>
>There was an authentication failure. "Decoder could not find the decryption
>certificate in the "Current User\Personal" certificate store. Unable to
>decrypt the message. ".
>
>I have already set up the certificate in the "Current User\Personal"
>certificate store.
>
>However, if I set the above to be false, the output file will be encrypted
>as well. And the receiving party can decode the message without error.
>
>Please help. Should I set the above to true or false? If I set to True, how
>to resolve the error. Why when I set it to false, the output file still
>encrypted?
This sounds all wrong.

If you set encryption to true, BizTalk will encrypt the file going
out. If the receiver gets a "could not find the decryption
certificate", then that is his problem. The missing certificate in
"Current User\Personal" is on his computer - not yours.

If you set encryption to false, no encryption will occur. Perhaps the
reason the receiver understands it is, that it wasn't encrypted at
all? Are you SURE it is encrypted after you select "false"?

--
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Jan Eliasen

On Tue, 4 Dec 2007 19:38:00 -0800, sgreeny
<> wrote:

>I encountered an error when I set the above to be true in the sendPipeline.
>I will get the below Error Message when the receiving party trying to decode
>my encryted message:
>
>There was an authentication failure. "Decoder could not find the decryption
>certificate in the "Current User\Personal" certificate store. Unable to
>decrypt the message. ".
>
>I have already set up the certificate in the "Current User\Personal"
>certificate store.
>
>However, if I set the above to be false, the output file will be encrypted
>as well. And the receiving party can decode the message without error.
>
>Please help. Should I set the above to true or false? If I set to True, how
>to resolve the error. Why when I set it to false, the output file still
>encrypted?
This sounds all wrong.

If you set encryption to true, BizTalk will encrypt the file going
out. If the receiver gets a "could not find the decryption
certificate", then that is his problem. The missing certificate in
"Current User\Personal" is on his computer - not yours.

If you set encryption to false, no encryption will occur. Perhaps the
reason the receiver understands it is, that it wasn't encrypted at
all? Are you SURE it is encrypted after you select "false"?

--
eliasen, representing himself and not the company he works for.

Private blog:

Private email:

Jan Eliasen

On Tue, 4 Dec 2007 19:38:00 -0800, sgreeny
<> wrote:

>I encountered an error when I set the above to be true in the sendPipeline.
>I will get the below Error Message when the receiving party trying to decode
>my encryted message:
>
>There was an authentication failure. "Decoder could not find the decryption
>certificate in the "Current User\Personal" certificate store. Unable to
>decrypt the message. ".
>
>I have already set up the certificate in the "Current User\Personal"
>certificate store.
>
>However, if I set the above to be false, the output file will be encrypted
>as well. And the receiving party can decode the message without error.
>
>Please help. Should I set the above to true or false? If I set to True, how
>to resolve the error. Why when I set it to false, the output file still
>encrypted?
This sounds all wrong.

If you set encryption to true, BizTalk will encrypt the file going
out. If the receiver gets a "could not find the decryption
certificate", then that is his problem. The missing certificate in
"Current User\Personal" is on his computer - not yours.

If you set encryption to false, no encryption will occur. Perhaps the
reason the receiver understands it is, that it wasn't encrypted at
all? Are you SURE it is encrypted after you select "false"?

--
eliasen, representing himself and not the company he works for.

Private blog:

Private email:

Jan Eliasen

On Tue, 4 Dec 2007 19:38:00 -0800, sgreeny
<> wrote:

>I encountered an error when I set the above to be true in the sendPipeline.
>I will get the below Error Message when the receiving party trying to decode
>my encryted message:
>
>There was an authentication failure. "Decoder could not find the decryption
>certificate in the "Current User\Personal" certificate store. Unable to
>decrypt the message. ".
>
>I have already set up the certificate in the "Current User\Personal"
>certificate store.
>
>However, if I set the above to be false, the output file will be encrypted
>as well. And the receiving party can decode the message without error.
>
>Please help. Should I set the above to true or false? If I set to True, how
>to resolve the error. Why when I set it to false, the output file still
>encrypted?
This sounds all wrong.

If you set encryption to true, BizTalk will encrypt the file going
out. If the receiver gets a "could not find the decryption
certificate", then that is his problem. The missing certificate in
"Current User\Personal" is on his computer - not yours.

If you set encryption to false, no encryption will occur. Perhaps the
reason the receiver understands it is, that it wasn't encrypted at
all? Are you SURE it is encrypted after you select "false"?

--
eliasen, representing himself and not the company he works for.

Private blog:

Private email:

Jan Eliasen

On Tue, 4 Dec 2007 19:38:00 -0800, sgreeny
<> wrote:

>I encountered an error when I set the above to be true in the sendPipeline.
>I will get the below Error Message when the receiving party trying to decode
>my encryted message:
>
>There was an authentication failure. "Decoder could not find the decryption
>certificate in the "Current User\Personal" certificate store. Unable to
>decrypt the message. ".
>
>I have already set up the certificate in the "Current User\Personal"
>certificate store.
>
>However, if I set the above to be false, the output file will be encrypted
>as well. And the receiving party can decode the message without error.
>
>Please help. Should I set the above to true or false? If I set to True, how
>to resolve the error. Why when I set it to false, the output file still
>encrypted?
This sounds all wrong.

If you set encryption to true, BizTalk will encrypt the file going
out. If the receiver gets a "could not find the decryption
certificate", then that is his problem. The missing certificate in
"Current User\Personal" is on his computer - not yours.

If you set encryption to false, no encryption will occur. Perhaps the
reason the receiver understands it is, that it wasn't encrypted at
all? Are you SURE it is encrypted after you select "false"?

--
eliasen, representing himself and not the company he works for.

Private blog:

Private email:

sgreeny

Hi Jan

Thanks for replying me.

I am very SURE it is encrypted after I select "false". I open the file from
the "out" folder.

"Decrypted" file as shown below. Thanks for all help. Appreciate.
==================
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
Content-ID: {3DC70EDD-4A5B-4F2C-97D7-36D7CF02CFCD}
Content-Description: body

SEVBREVSCTI1OQkxMDAwCTI0MDAJMjAwNzExMTUwODIxUE0JSk FQQU4NCjIzMQkzMDAwMDcxNgkJ
CQk5OTk5MTIzMQkxOTcwMTAyMQlUYW4JQWggS293CTEJMTk3MD EwMjEJU0cJU0cJRQk5MQkxDQoy
MzEJMzAwMDAzNjgJCQkJOTk5OTEyMzEJMTk3MzAzMDIJVGFuCU FoIEJlbmcJMQkxOTczMDMwMglT
RwlTRwlFCTAyCTENClRSQUlMRVINCg==


"Jan Eliasen" wrote:

> On Tue, 4 Dec 2007 19:38:00 -0800, sgreeny
> <> wrote:
>
> >I encountered an error when I set the above to be true in the sendPipeline.
> >I will get the below Error Message when the receiving party trying to decode
> >my encryted message:
> >
> >There was an authentication failure. "Decoder could not find the decryption
> >certificate in the "Current User\Personal" certificate store. Unable to
> >decrypt the message. ".
> >
> >I have already set up the certificate in the "Current User\Personal"
> >certificate store.
> >
> >However, if I set the above to be false, the output file will be encrypted
> >as well. And the receiving party can decode the message without error.
> >
> >Please help. Should I set the above to true or false? If I set to True, how
> >to resolve the error. Why when I set it to false, the output file still
> >encrypted?
> This sounds all wrong.
>
> If you set encryption to true, BizTalk will encrypt the file going
> out. If the receiver gets a "could not find the decryption
> certificate", then that is his problem. The missing certificate in
> "Current User\Personal" is on his computer - not yours.
>
> If you set encryption to false, no encryption will occur. Perhaps the
> reason the receiver understands it is, that it wasn't encrypted at
> all? Are you SURE it is encrypted after you select "false"?
>
> --
> eliasen, representing himself and not the company he works for.
>
> Private blog:
>
> Private email:
>

Jan Eliasen

On Sun, 9 Dec 2007 17:07:00 -0800, sgreeny
<> wrote:

>I am very SURE it is encrypted after I select "false". I open the file from
>the "out" folder.
>
>"Decrypted" file as shown below. Thanks for all help. Appreciate.
>==================
>MIME-Version: 1.0
>Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8"
>Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
>Content-ID: {3DC70EDD-4A5B-4F2C-97D7-36D7CF02CFCD}
>Content-Description: body
>
>SEVBREVSCTI1OQkxMDAwCTI0MDAJMjAwNzExMTUwODIxUE0JS kFQQU4NCjIzMQkzMDAwMDcxNgkJ
>CQk5OTk5MTIzMQkxOTcwMTAyMQlUYW4JQWggS293CTEJMTk3M DEwMjEJU0cJU0cJRQk5MQkxDQoy
>MzEJMzAwMDAzNjgJCQkJOTk5OTEyMzEJMTk3MzAzMDIJVGFuC UFoIEJlbmcJMQkxOTczMDMwMglT
>RwlTRwlFCTAyCTENClRSQUlMRVINCg==
To me this isn't something that is encrypted, but just MIME encoded.
There is a big difference, and I can be wrong...

--
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sgreeny

Thk....

There was an authentication failure. "Decoder could not find the decryption
certificate in the "Current User\Personal" certificate store. Unable to
decrypt the message. ".

How do I set the personal Certificate? I have add in the certificate to the
personal store but I still got the above error message. Appreciate if you
could help to enlighten me further. Thanks again.

"Jan Eliasen" wrote:

> On Sun, 9 Dec 2007 17:07:00 -0800, sgreeny
> <> wrote:
>
> >I am very SURE it is encrypted after I select "false". I open the file from
> >the "out" folder.
> >
> >"Decrypted" file as shown below. Thanks for all help. Appreciate.
> >==================
> >MIME-Version: 1.0
> >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8"
> >Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
> >Content-ID: {3DC70EDD-4A5B-4F2C-97D7-36D7CF02CFCD}
> >Content-Description: body
> >
> >SEVBREVSCTI1OQkxMDAwCTI0MDAJMjAwNzExMTUwODIxUE0JS kFQQU4NCjIzMQkzMDAwMDcxNgkJ
> >CQk5OTk5MTIzMQkxOTcwMTAyMQlUYW4JQWggS293CTEJMTk3M DEwMjEJU0cJU0cJRQk5MQkxDQoy
> >MzEJMzAwMDAzNjgJCQkJOTk5OTEyMzEJMTk3MzAzMDIJVGFuC UFoIEJlbmcJMQkxOTczMDMwMglT
> >RwlTRwlFCTAyCTENClRSQUlMRVINCg==
> To me this isn't something that is encrypted, but just MIME encoded.
> There is a big difference, and I can be wrong...
>
> --
> eliasen, representing himself and not the company he works for.
>
> Private blog:
>
> Private email:
>

Jan Eliasen

On Sun, 9 Dec 2007 17:07:00 -0800, sgreeny
<> wrote:

>I am very SURE it is encrypted after I select "false". I open the file from
>the "out" folder.
>
>"Decrypted" file as shown below. Thanks for all help. Appreciate.
>==================
>MIME-Version: 1.0
>Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8"
>Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
>Content-ID: {3DC70EDD-4A5B-4F2C-97D7-36D7CF02CFCD}
>Content-Description: body
>
>SEVBREVSCTI1OQkxMDAwCTI0MDAJMjAwNzExMTUwODIxUE0JS kFQQU4NCjIzMQkzMDAwMDcxNgkJ
>CQk5OTk5MTIzMQkxOTcwMTAyMQlUYW4JQWggS293CTEJMTk3M DEwMjEJU0cJU0cJRQk5MQkxDQoy
>MzEJMzAwMDAzNjgJCQkJOTk5OTEyMzEJMTk3MzAzMDIJVGFuC UFoIEJlbmcJMQkxOTczMDMwMglT
>RwlTRwlFCTAyCTENClRSQUlMRVINCg==
To me this isn't something that is encrypted, but just MIME encoded.
There is a big difference, and I can be wrong...

--
eliasen, representing himself and not the company he works for.

Private blog:

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