text += QLatin1String{"<p><strong>"} + i18nc("@info", "Result of update from keyserver, LDAP server, or Active Directory") + QLatin1String{"</strong></p>"};
if (receiveKeysResult.error()) {
text += xi18nc("@info", "<para>The update failed: <message>%1</message></para>", Formatting::errorAsString(receiveKeysResult.error()));
} else {
text += informationOnChanges(receiveKeysResult);
}
text += QLatin1String{"<p><strong>"} + i18nc("@info", "Result of update via Web Key Directory") + QLatin1String{"</strong></p>"};
if (wkdRefreshResult.error()) {
text += xi18nc("@info", "<para>The update failed: <message>%1</message></para>", Formatting::errorAsString(wkdRefreshResult.error()));
<whatsthis>If true, then the name field of OpenPGP certificates will be prefilled with information gathered from the system,
e.g., from the email settings of the desktop or, on Windows, from the Active Directory.</whatsthis>
<default>true</default>
</entry>
<entry key="ValidityPeriodInDays" type="Int">
<label>Default validity period</label>
<tooltip>Specifies the default validity period of new OpenPGP keys in days.</tooltip>
<whatsthis>This setting specifies how many days a new OpenPGP key is valid by default, or, in other words, after how many days the key will expire. Set this to 0 for unlimited validity. If this setting is not set or if it is set to a negative value, then new OpenPGP keys will be valid for three years (possibly clamped to the allowed minimum or maximum validity period) by default.</whatsthis>
<default>-1</default>
</entry>
<entry key="ValidityPeriodInDaysMin" type="Int">
<label>Minimum validity period</label>
<tooltip>Specifies the minimum validity period of new OpenPGP keys in days.</tooltip>
<whatsthis>This setting specifies how many days a new OpenPGP key is valid at least, or, in other words, after how many days the new key will expire at the earliest.</whatsthis>
<default>1</default>
</entry>
<entry key="ValidityPeriodInDaysMax" type="Int">
<label>Maximum validity period</label>
<tooltip>Specifies the maximum validity period of new OpenPGP keys in days.</tooltip>
<whatsthis>This setting specifies how many days a new OpenPGP key is valid at most, or, in other words, after how many days the new key will expire at the latest. If this setting is not set or if it is set to a negative value, then unlimited validity is allowed.</whatsthis>
<default>-1</default>
</entry>
<entry key="HideAdvanced" type="Bool">
<label>Hide advanced settings</label>
<whatsthis>If true, hides the advanced settings button in the new certificate wizard.</whatsthis>
<tooltip>Specifies the default validity of certifications in days.</tooltip>
<whatsthis>This setting specifies how many days a certification is valid by default, or, in other words, after how many days a new certification will expire. Set this to 0 for unlimited validity of certifications.</whatsthis>
<label>Try to load S/MIME certificates from PKCS#15 smartcards</label>
<tooltip>Automatically load S/MIME certificates from PKCS#15 (CardOS) smartcards</tooltip>
<whatsthis>If true, then Kleopatra will call gpgsm --learn if a PKCS#15 Smartcard is inserted with unknown certificates. This can take a while and blocks the smartcard while the command is running.</whatsthis>