key listing using GPGME

Miroslav Koncar miroslav.koncar@etk.ericsson.se
Mon Jun 11 11:01:01 2001 

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Hello all,

I've noticed something within the GPGME which could be considered as a
bug, I think. I've compiled GPGME for Windows, and been using it with
GnuPG 1.0.5 on Win2000. The thing I've noticed is with keylist feature.
When running a test program in the tests directory t-keylist, when
providing it with no pattern, it always (well, almost always, one out of
50 times it lists all the keys) stops listing before the last key.
Doesn't metter how big the pubring is, the last key is missing in the
output. What's weird, when providing it with the pattern for that last
key, it finds the key, and prints it out perfectly.

Any ideas?

Thanks,
    Miroslav

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Hello all,
<p>I've noticed something within the GPGME which could be considered as
a bug, I&nbsp;think. I've compiled GPGME for Windows, and been using it
with GnuPG 1.0.5 on Win2000. The thing I've noticed is with keylist feature.
When running a test program in the tests directory <i>t-keylist</i>, when
providing it with no pattern, it always (well, almost always, one out of
50 times it lists all the keys) stops listing before the last key. Doesn't
metter how big the pubring is, the last key is missing in the output. What's
weird, when providing it with the pattern for that last key, it finds the
key, and prints it out perfectly.
<p>Any ideas?
<p>Thanks,
<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Miroslav</html>

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