Package: cpm Version: 0.32-1 Severity: important When I try to access the password database for a association where I am a member and which is encrypted using one of my keys, I get this error:
GpgMe verify error Database signed with keys of unknown validity. You must trust the key with fingerprint <key-fingerprint> before proceeding The key with the given fingerprint (replaced with <key-fingerprint> above) is one I have not signed, but it is signed by a key I have signed. It seem strange to me that cpm refuses to show me passwords I am able to decrypt, just because I do not trust the key used to sign the database. What exactly is the problem here? Do I really need to trust everyone I get passwords from according to cpm? Is there a way to get cpm to show me the passwords anyway? -- Happy hacking Petter Reinholdtsen
