GPGME Keyserver get_key/sync

Michael Florian Schönitzer ml at schoenitzer.de
Fri Jul 8 18:07:01 CEST 2011


Am Fri, 08 Jul 2011 15:03:08 +0200 schrieb Werner Koch:

> Please try it on the command line.  What gpgme does is
> 
>   gpg --search-keys PATTERN
> 
> it might also use gpg2. 

Original my PATTERN was the key-ID in short form. I tried it with
  gpg --search-keys PATTERN
that works but gpg2 didn't work. So I also tried using the long id, that 
works with gpg and gpg2 but doesn't work with gpgme, too.
I also wonder about how fast he gives out the EOF-error, he seams not to 
connect to the server.


> If that works, you need to enable gpgme tracing; see the manual.

I'm not familiar with tracing and I also haven't found anything in the 
manual for now.

Thanks for help.

Best regards,
Michi

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