/dev/null ownership and moving keys

[David T-G]

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Lars, et al --

=2E..and then Lars Hecking said...
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% > Since moving to gpg 1.0.7, I find that
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% > - gpg reports "unsafe ownership of /dev/null"; root.root at 666 has
% >   worked for us but I wonder what it *should* be
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%  These settings are ok.

Hmmm...  So what causes the message, then?  Better yet, how do I shut it
up?

Hey, that's interesting...  I see that the secmem warning is gone now,
too.  I guess I can take that out of my options file :-)


TIA & HAND

:-D
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