Encrypting files "bad decrypt"

[alex9849]

Hello,

I want to add an encrypted keystore-file to my repository and use it to sign an apk.
I used this guide (Encrypting Files - Travis CI) to encrypt my files. I tried it by using the “travis encrypt-file --pro mykestore.keystore”-command, and by manually encrypting the file with openssl and storing the password as a secret. Both attempts always lead to a “bad decrypt”-error.
I’m using Windows 10, but also tried to encrypt the keystore on my linux server. Both files produce the same error.
This are my attempts:

• Encrypted file with OpenSSL on my linux-server: Travis CI - Test and Deploy with Confidence
• Encrypted file with travis-cli: Travis CI - Test and Deploy with Confidence
• Encrypted file with OpenSSL on my Windows-PC: Travis CI - Test and Deploy with Confidence

[Montana]

Hey @alex9849,

Can you try?

travis encrypt-file -r OWNER/REPO file

See if that makes a difference.

[native-api]

Custom deployment - Problem with SFTP key and cURL: "curl failed to verify the legitimacy of the server"

A lot of thanks @native-api As you said in the linked post, I has an outdated version, so I only update the travis gem, re-encrypt the files and commit the changes.

"bad decrypt" when there are multiple encrypted files

As per Custom deployment - Problem with SFTP key and cURL: "curl failed to verify the legitimacy of the server" - #13 by aleks-rodriguez, it looks like this problem resurfaces if one is using the same decryption key variables multiple times: $ openssl aes-zss-cbc -K Sencrypted_9886as3a028f_key -1v Sencrypted_9806a53a028f_1v -in ssh-pair.enc -out ssh-pair -d <...> $ openssl aes-zss-cbc -K Sencrypted_9886asaad28f_key -iv Sencrypted_9806a533d28f_iv -in id_rsa.enc -out id_rsa -d bad decrypt In t…