[Announce] new gnupg snapshot

[Wesley J Landaker]

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On Sunday 08 April 2001  8:04am, Karol Pietrzak wrote:

> no. pgp imports it automatically and informs you (with a pop-up
> dialog) that secret keys have been imported.

That's not entirely true--PGP (at least, the latest Windows version) 
does import secret keys (and notify you with a pop-up), but it DOESN'T 
automatically trust it.

I know this because I had to go in and manually force it to trust my 
own key after I imported it, or else it wouldn't trust any of the keys 
that secret key had signed. -- I think this is an acceptable behavior.

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Wesley J. Landaker - wjl at mindless dot com
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