trust values and trusted keys

[Michael Graff]

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 From my ancient PGP memory, I remember there are two things that
control how one trusts a key.

One, the validity of the key, as defined by enough marginal or
complete or ultimate signatures on a given key.  Two, how much you
personally trust that person not to do something foolish.

With PGP 2.x, once a key became valid, it would prompt for trust
settings.  This was a real bother, and I'm glad GPG does not do this.
However, it would be nice to have a way to:

        (1)  list keys with their validity and trust settings

and

        (2)  scan the list of these for valid keys with unassigned
             trust settings, so one can assign them a trust easily, if
             desired.

Are there tools for this already, and I've just not looked deeply
enough?

- --Michael
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