"No path leading to one of our keys found"

[David]

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Hi just wondering if you've tried:

--always-trust
                 Skip  key  validation  and assume that used keys
                 are always fully trusted.  You  won't  use  this
                 unless  you have installed some external valida-
                 tion scheme.
(from the man page).

--=20
Don't tell me I'm burning the candle at both ends -- tell me where to
get more wax!!
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David Clarke <dclarke@interact.net.au> || <gadicath@yahoo.com>

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