Sender PGP Decryption

[Former Member]

Hi folks,

I'm configuring a scenario where I have to read a pgp encrypted file from a third party location. I have the following configuration in the module of my file (FTP) sender communication channel.

keyRootPath - \\PISERVER\usr\sap\POD\J00\sec

ownPrivateKey - secret-key-5749C889.asc

pwdOwnPrivateKey - *******

partnerPublicKey - abcrsolutions.asc

I got this error in the communication channel - com.sap.engine.services.jndi.persistent.exceptions720.NameNotFoundException: Object not found in lookup of PGPcryption.

My ping channel works fine.

I appreciate your suggestions.

Thanks

Sathish

[Former Member]

I'm now getting this one in the communication channel.

error: null

[Former Member]

I tried all the suggestions, but still getting the same error.

[former_member184720]

May i know the path that you have configured?

[Former Member]

One more question. Should I have to use both the modules together or only decryption.

[Former Member]

Only Decryption u have to use.

Example:

[Former Member]

/usr/sap/SID/J*/sec

[Former Member]

Also if you have used the default path usr/sap/<System ID>/<Instance ID>/sec for storing the certificates, then you can remove the parameter key root path from the channel module configuration.

[Former Member]

I have used exactly the same with keyrootpath.

keyRootPath - /J00/sec

ownPrivateKey - secret-key-5749C889.asc

pwdOwnPrivateKey - ******

partnerPublicKey - solutions.asc

[former_member184720]

I hope you haven't used the wildcard characters..  If you believe that the path is valid, i would suggest to use xpi inspector to trace down further.

[Former Member]

keyRootPath - \\denspad01\usr\sap\POD\J00\sec

ownPrivateKey - secret-key-5749C889.asc

pwdOwnPrivateKey - ******

partnerPublicKey - solutions.asc

[former_member184720]

As already suggested, remove the keyRootPath Parameter if you are using the default directory.

Please go through the document that i shared in my earlier post.

[former_member184720]

Your path seems to be invalid..

Did you place the files on the shared drive "PISERVER"?

If it is on the PI file system then you don't need to add "PISERVER" just provide the complete path like

"/usr/sap/SID/<<Instance>>/folderpath" or relative path like

"../../../../SYS/global/folderpath"

Reference : http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/d0956fc4-c48f-2f10-29ba-d2ea7ae4f...

[Former Member]

No I did not place the files on any shared drive it is on the PI server.

[Former Member]

Hi Satish

Please make sure that both the keys are present in the key root path you have mentioned.

Also there is no mismatch in the name of the keys in channel module configuration and the names in key root path.

Thanks,

Indrajit

[Former Member]

Sure will check that and get back.

[Bhargavakrishna]

Hi Satish,

Did you install the secure connectivity Add-on? if not please inform basis team to install it.

if you installed it and facing the issues, please check the module configuration whether you have given the parameters correctly or not?'

Regards

Bhargava Krishna

[Former Member]

Yes the add on is there and the module configuration seems to be correct.