Found the problem. This sub should be this instead of what it was: 
sub decryptGroupData {
    my($group,$password,$code) = @_;
    my($sql,$sth,$ret,$data,$encrypt,%decArgs,$info,@groups,$ring,$kb,
+$keyid);


    $sql = "SELECT data, public, secret
            FROM gpg_user
            WHERE code='$code' AND active";

    $sth  = runSQL($sql);
    $ret  = $sth->fetchrow_arrayref;

    my($pubring,$secring) = unarmourKeys($ret->[1],$ret->[2]);

    $ring  = Crypt::OpenPGP::KeyRing->new( Data => $pubring );
    $kb    = $ring->find_keyblock_by_uid($code);
    $keyid = $kb->key->key_id_hex;

    $info->{keyid}  = $keyid;
    $info->{public} = $pubring;
    $info->{secret} = $secring;
    $info->{uid}    = $code;

    $sql = "SELECT data
            FROM gpg_group
            WHERE group_name='$group' AND active";

    $sth  = runSQL($sql);
    $ret  = $sth->fetchrow_arrayref;

    $info->{data}   = $ret->[0];
    $info->{pass}   = $password;

    my($dec,$valid,$sig) = gpgDecryptData($info);
    return decode_base64($dec);
}

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In reply to Re^3: Crypt:OpenPGP Recipients Problem by radtad
in thread Crypt:OpenPGP Recipients Problem by radtad

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