[Announce] new gnupg snapshot

[RJ Marquette]

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On Sat, 7 Apr 2001, Stefan Bellon wrote:

> You can just import the keypair as you thought it might work. Then
> GnuPG tells you that the secret key wasn't imported and that you should
> use --allow-secret-key-import on the command line for that operation
> (it's in g10/import.c line 610 if you want to have a look).

Ah, okay.  For some reason I was thinking that was a compile-time option,
not a run-time option.

> So, I don't see any problem here. New users just _try_ things. So
> they'll try to import as usual and then come across this message. Not
> even a need to consult a man page, methinks.

Still, I forsee a FAQ on this.  

Also, I'm not clear on how using this option prevents the attack.  So,
instead of doing it in one step, I do it in two...  RJ  <G>  :)

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