gpg: key XXXXXXXX: already in trusted key table

[Matthias Warmbold]

Armin Sch=F6ch <schoech@iap-kborn.de> writes:

> Hei Matthias !
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> > everytime when I whant to encrypt a file I get the following message:
> >
> > gpg: key XXXXXXXX: already in trusted key table
> >
> > can I disable this message? Or what can I do to stop this output?
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> Could you please post the command-line you are using when you get this
> message ? It would help a lot if we know which switches you are
> specifying !
Yes, sure:
I do it like:
gpg --skip-verify -q --no-secmem-warning -r Matthias.Warmbold@gmx.de -o \
test.gpg -ae test.txt

gpg -q --no-secmem-warning -r Matthias.Warmbold@gmx.de -o test.gpg -aes t=
est.txt

gpg -r Matthias.Warmbold@gmx.de -o test.gpg -ae test.txt

my .gnupg/.options-File contains:

default-key  F92CC4FB=20
default-recipient-self
force-v3-sigs
escape-from-lines
lock-multiple
secret-keyring secring.gpg
keyserver wwwkeys.de.pgp.net
no-secmem-warning


Thanks.
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Matthias Warmbold                         freiheit.com technologies gmbh
Email: Matthias@freiheit.com      Theodorstr. 42-90 Haus 6 22761 Hamburg