On 09/15/2015 04:39 AM, Mike Acker wrote: > be sure you are not confusing validity (signed ) with trust ( setting ) . > note > also: after you make a change in Key Management you need to re-select the > message in question >
Good point, I did see a potential stumbling point with the blur between "key trusted" and "owner-trust trusted" in Enigmail, but I believe I'm just focusing on owner-trust in the Enigmail Key Management window. I believe the Display Untrusted Keys setting filters for Owner Trust based on the following observations. If the filter means something else, please let me know. That could be the source of my confusion. There are many keys I've signed in my keyring which say Key validity: trusted and Owner trust: unknown in the Enigmail Key Properties window (and say trust: unknown; validity: full in the gpg --edit-key output). None of these keys appear in the Enigmail Key Management list when I uncheck Display Untrusted Keys in the view menu. A signed key I tested changing Owner-trust from unknown to trusted using Enigmail with was initially in this state. It did not show up when "Display Untrusted Keys" was unchecked until I set owner trust. Perfect. There were also a few keys not signed with my default-key in the list of (owner) trusted keys in Enigmail. They /were/ set with owner trust of trusted. I changed that to "I don't know" (unknown) using Enigmail. Enigmail and GnuPG agree the value has been changed but they still are in the list of "trusted keys". I changed the signed and trusted key back to "I don't know" (unknown) and it also stays in the list of "trusted keys" in the Enigmail Key Management window. -- Jacob Debian 7 Icedove (Thunderbird) 31.8.0 Enigmail 1.8.2 (20150416-1748) -- From downloaded xpi, not from Debian _______________________________________________ enigmail-users mailing list [email protected] To unsubscribe or make changes to your subscription click here: https://admin.hostpoint.ch/mailman/listinfo/enigmail-users_enigmail.net
