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I have recently upgraded to version 4.2 and discovered that Kleopatra has a problem related to keyservers configuration. Settings -> Configure Kleopatra -> Directory services I manually added several HKP keyservers (the same as I use in my Enigmail). The next time I opened this configuration I saw an empty list. Not totally empty, there were several entries, but without any text. {F6072709} I can press "Edit" on such an entry, which opens an edit window with an empty serverl URL field. The connection security radio box however seems to have the value I set when adding. {F6072718} Note: tested on a Win7 VM. As such I am uncertain what keyserver(s) Kleopatra would use when searching or uploading keys. Apparently a key upload works though. P.S. why the keyserver suggestion is specifically from ubuntu?

* Make a group out of OpenPGP keyserver. * As a first item in the Group add a label "Please note that there can only be one OpenPGP keyserver configured at at time" * Add a checkbox "do not use OpenPGP keyserver (which internally will set the value to none)" to finish up: {T6761} {T6708} * Add a checkbox "Search missing signing keys when verifying a signature" to add "auto-key-retrieve" to the gpg.conf * Show an error when adding HKP servers as an S/MIME server. * (optional) Fix display / give an indication for misconfigured keyservers. Optional because I am not sure if we even get a useful result from gpgconf in that case. The original report was: > I have recently upgraded to version 4.2 and discovered that Kleopatra has a problem related to keyservers configuration. > Settings -> Configure Kleopatra -> Directory services > I manually added several HKP keyservers (the same as I use in my Enigmail). > The next time I opened this configuration I saw an empty list. > Not totally empty, there were several entries, but without any text. > {F6072709} > I can press "Edit" on such an entry, which opens an edit window with an empty serverl URL field. > The connection security radio box however seems to have the value I set when adding. > {F6072718} > > Note: tested on a Win7 VM. > > As such I am uncertain what keyserver(s) Kleopatra would use when searching or uploading keys. > Apparently a key upload works though. > > P.S. > why the keyserver suggestion is specifically from ubuntu? >

* Make a group out of OpenPGP keyserver. * As a first item in the Group add a label "Please note that there can only be one OpenPGP keyserver configured at at time" * Add a checkbox "do not use OpenPGP keyserver (which internally will set the value to none)" to finish up: {T6761} {T6708} * Add a checkbox "Search missing signing keys when verifying a signature" to add "auto-key-retrieve" to the gpg.conf * Show an error when adding HKP servers as an S/MIME server. * (optional) Fix display / give an indication for misconfigured keyservers. Optional because I am not sure if we even get a useful result from gpgconf in that case. The original report was: > I have recently upgraded to version 4.2 and discovered that Kleopatra has a problem related to keyservers configuration. > Settings -> Configure Kleopatra -> Directory services > I manually added several HKP keyservers (the same as I use in my Enigmail). > The next time I opened this configuration I saw an empty list. > Not totally empty, there were several entries, but without any text. > {F6072709} > I can press "Edit" on such an entry, which opens an edit window with an empty serverl URL field. > The connection security radio box however seems to have the value I set when adding. {F6072718} Note: tested on a Win7 VM. As such I am uncertain what keyserver(s) Kleopatra would use when searching or uploading keys.> {F6072718} > > Note: tested on a Win7 VM. > > As such I am uncertain what keyserver(s) Kleopatra would use when searching or uploading keys. > Apparently a key upload works though. P> > P.S. > why the keyserver suggestion is specifically from ubuntu? >