What's the proper way to make a key truested?

[JW]

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Hello,

I just imported a friend's GPG key -- the first one I've imported in a wh=
ile -- and I cannot make it trusted.

Every time I try to use it in Kmail it's marked as untrusted, so I can't =
use it.

I ran gpg --edit  56791C97 tried 'trust' '4' (full trust) save (to which =
is said nothign needed to be saved) and closed.

That still didn't work. If I run gpg --check-trustdb I get:

gpg: Warning: using insecure memory!
gpg: 6 keys processed
gpg:    6 keys skipped

Which I think is correct (is used to be 5).

Yet I it's still marked as un-trusted in Kmail. I Don't _think_ it's Kmai=
l's problem, I think it's a problem with GPG.

What's the correct command to "trust" a key fully?

I tried various combinations of=20
gpg --trusted-key  56791C97
gpg --trusted-key pat@cedarcreeksoftware.com
gpg --trusted-key 0x56791C97

But apparently that's not how you use that because they all gave errors.

Thanks.

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Jonathan Wilson
System Administrator
Clickpatrol.com
Cedar Creek Software     http://www.cedarcreeksoftware.com
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