Although RSA-1024 keys should not be used any more and this is policy for a long time now, we should still display such keys in the certificate list with the correct algorithm info.
Please add "RSA 1024" to the list of known algorithms.
This shall only change the display and not anything in Kleopatras behavior.
| rLIBKLEO Libkleo | |||
| rLIBKLEOf3c80b706796 Add algorithm name for rsa 1024 | |||
| rLIBKLEOaabf2f47f6a9 Add algorithm name for rsa 1024 | |||
We should show the original algorithm name instead of "Unknown algorithm" if we don't have a pretty name for it. This way we can show the Kyber algorithms without adding pretty names for them. T7397: Kleopatra: Support Kyber generation
Update: I have just changed this (for T7397).
Looks good to me on gpg4win-5.0.0-beta336 @ win10:
Notes (is this ok?):
We show the algorithm of the primary (sub)key in the certificate list and the primary (sub)key is a plain ECC key. You'll have to look at the subkeys. But Kleopatra does indeed lack nice algorithm names for ky768_bp256, ky1024_bp384, etc. -> separate issue
- secp256k1 probably not in the known algo list
Curve secp256k1 is explicitly ignored by Kleopatra as much as possible.