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If that is your actual private key file, then it is not private anymore.

This question is both vague and applicable to that very specific library. Why don't you read the manual and come back with more specific questions?

why you don't use the API ?

IICTECH wrote: i could not locate the question i posted Hover your mouse over your name at the top right of the page and you will see links to your questions, answers, comments and forum messages. If you are new to the site then spend some time looking around to get familiar with it. One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature.

Hey, We found the solution i.e., we were trying to sign unencrypted file but we have to sign encrypted file. Now we are able to validate our signature with our own public key. :-O

Hey, We found the solution. While signing same data multiple times with the same key will produce different signatures. :)