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Changing the position needs some more thought. There can be up to four buttons displayed next to the result:
- Force decryption is shown if decryption failed due to a missing integrity check (MDC)
- Show Audit Log is always shown (unless retrieving the audit log failed)
- Show Email is shown if the decrypted content is something that can be opened in the mail viewer
- Close is always shown in the notepad
"Show audit log" is already a button (probably changed for another ticket). I'll look into the remaining points.
The workaround is ready for testing. Kleopatra shouldn't show duplicate LDAP servers in the settings dialog. As a side effect global ldapserver entries should no longer multiply in the local dirmngr.conf each time the LDAP servers are changed, but one copy of the global ldapserver entries is still written to the local dirmngr.conf.
i have added this note to the template, currently updating the repos with new packages:
Backported for VSD 3.4
Done.
The fix is only a workaround, the duplicate entries are no longer shown in Kleopatra, they still exist and multiply on save.
How about "Certification includes that you check the fingerprint against a trusted source."? "Means" seems wrong to me. @hej, please comment
ok, lets do this. I'll update the description
I'm fine with just dropping it.
One doesn't even need a global config file to reproduce the duplication.
IIRC, support for the keybox fomat was added on Debian's request with 2.1.7 in 2015 to gpgv. In fact gpgv was written on Debian's request (1.0.4 from fall 2000).
IIRC, support for the keybox fomat was added on Debian's request with 2.1.7 in 2015 to gpgv. In fact gpgv was written on Debian's request (1.0.4 from fall 2000).
I guess you need to report this to Debian
I'm okay with omitting the list of suggestions for shared secret keys. The person distributing the key should have told the recipients how to import and certify them properly.
Also backported for VSD 3.4.
Now also available in Gpg4win 5.
Yesterday
Ready for testing in VSD 3.3
I guess you need to report this to Debian as their new sqv tools seems to be broken.
How about changing the text after sentence two simply to:
I guess you need to report this to Debian as their new sqv tools seems to be broken.
A workaround I've found is to give the public key directly in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/gnupg.sources.
Trying to do the verification outside of apt-get:
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