[Announce] release candidate for 1.4.1 available

[Charly Avital]

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David Shaw wrote:
| * New --rfc2440-text [...]

| I'm not sure what didn't work here.  What did you verify with PGP 8.1?

I sent a self-test, PGP/MIME signed message from Thunderbird 1.0:
- - verified with Mail.app and gpg 1.4.1 - good signature
- - verified with Thunderbird 1.0 and gpg 1.4.1 - good signature
- - verified with Eudora and PGP 8.1 - bad signature

But now, an additional test, verified with Mail.app and PGP 8.1 - good
signature.

The only bad signature was with Eudora.
Eudora has a problem with utf-8.
This verification (with Eudora) is not, IMO, valid, and there is no
problem with PGP 8.1's verification.

[...]

|>The wording is a bit confusing, *for me* that is:
|>if the tag --import-unusable-sigs is on by default, how will that cause
|>GnuPG *not* to import key signatures that are not usable? It would seem
|>that it would cause GnuPG to import key signatures that are not usable.
|>Ditto for export. Sorry if this sounds dense.
|
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| This was a typo.  The options are *off* by default.

Thanks for clarifying that.

Charly

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