Newbie question: GnuPG and PGP

[L. Sassaman]

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On Sun, 7 Jan 2001, Werner Koch wrote:

> I agree that this is and advanced feature, but users of a
> commandline version are normally clever enough to figure this out.
> In a GUI one probably should not show the keyID of the subkey at all
> (when in rookie mode).
>
>   Werner

While we are on the subject of subkeys, could I make a suggestion that
GnuPG not use expired subkeys unless forced? (I have had instances where I
would expect GnuPG to pick a subkey that is within the current date range,
but instead it picks the first one even though it is expired. This isn't
right...)

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L. Sassaman

Security Architect             |  "The world's gone crazy,
Technology Consultant          |   and it makes no sense..."
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http://sion.quickie.net        |                   --Sting


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