Jon Moore wrote: > > Thanks for the reply! > > I just checked on my Windows workstation, and do not seem to have a > problem with this. I have a key with "unknown" in the Key validity > field under Key Properties. I was able to select that key when > sending encrypted email. However, even after locally signing (hope > that's the right way of saying it) the public key, it's still not > available to select on my Debian workstation.
Compare the contents of gpg.conf on both. Perhaps trust-model always or
always-trust is included on the Windows machine.
After signing a key, update gpg's trustdb by running 'gpg --check-trustdb'
> Could this be some configuration I've changed along the way?
>
> If everything was the way it should, would I only be able to select
> keys for encryption once I've set the validity on the public key I'm
> holding? That seems to be what the documentation is saying and what
> you're saying, but not what's happening on my Windows PC.
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