Key-signing problems.

[Graham]

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On Sunday 09 Mar 2003 9:32 am, Brenno J.S.A.A.F. de Winter wrote:

> | You have to tell KMail which key you want to use for signing. It
> | doesn't use the default key.
>
> I did and it decrypts just fine. However encrypting doesn't work,
> neither does signing the keys (needed to be able to crypt with
> KMail). Amazingly Enigmail voor Mozilla/Netscape seems to be more
> lenient and let me crypt towards others.

You need to update your trust database (trustdb) to make sure the keys=20
you are using have a level of trust associated with them.

Enigmail, by default, sends a message through to GnuPG to "trust all=20
keys", which is a dangerous (if convenient) route to go down.

The best way would be to import your pubring.gpg and secring.gpg into=20
gpg itself, but you could use KGPG to help you.  Once the trust is=20
updated, KMail will work just fine.  If it doesn't work, email me of=20
list and I'll walk you through.
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Graham
GPG Keys at encryption.keys@ntlworld.com
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