keyrings and moving keys

[David Clarke]

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On Wed, 15 May 2002, David T-G wrote:
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> How much of this behavior change was intended?  I personally would much
> rather see imported keys land in the last keyring in the options file or,
> if there are any, the last ring specified on the command line; that makes
> the most sense to me.  Is anyone else using multiple keyrings and do you
> have any input?
>=20

I use multiple keyrings too, and am wondering why the previous behaviour
was modified.  I liked it the other way as I could specify a keyring on
the command line and it was the keyring that any keys downloaded would
go into.

	David

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