Slow performance checking trust

[Mark Brown]

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On Mon, Nov 19, 2001 at 12:59:23PM -0500, Walt Mankowski wrote:

> Is anyone else experiencing this problem?  Are there any

It's a problem with the current release.  The next release contains
greatly improved trust calculation but until then you're pretty much
stuck with it.

> recommendations on how to improve performance?  I'm tempted to lsign a
> few of the keys to see if that helps.

That would help a bit, as would removing many of the keys from the trust
database.  You could also ask GPG not to download unknown keys which
would prevent the set of keys increasing again and help with cached
trust values.

The more strongly connected your keyring the more time GPG will take to
walk the trust paths.

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