Using linux, Thunderbird 31.3.0, enigmail 1.8a1pre (of 2014-12-08) I'm getting increasing numbers of emails where an enigmail alert warns that there is an "Unverified signature, Untrusted good signature from xxxx<email address>" - no mention of the key id.
When I check in the Key Manager, I find that I have one or more public keys for that person/email address. A closer look at each key shows they have subkeys of algorithm keyAlgorithm_18 and/or keyAlgorithm_22. These I take it, are ECC types and require gnupg 2.1 One email with "Unverifed signature, Untrusted good signature", signed and not encrypted, which I have at hand right now, has a subkey keyAlgorithm_18 for encryption, and a DSA 2048 for signing. Shouldn't enigmail be able to verify a signature made with a DSA 2048 sub-key? Is now the time to upgrade from gnupg2 2.0.26 to 2.1 ? Can enigmail handle ECC keys if gnupg 2.1 is installed ? Philip
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