On Tue 2015-09-15 12:17:53 -0400, Jacob L Anawalt wrote: > You also make some good points and I will keep the rest of your reply as > a reference, but I wonder if my confusion is a lack of understanding of > what the Enigmail Key Management window View menu Display untrusted keys > setting does.
That setting should be called "Display untrusted keys" deals with ownertrust. "Display invalid keys" deals with key+userid validity. > I've turned on the Key Validity and Owner Trust columns and this is > what I see when I have the Display untrusted keys setting checked: > > [ Enigmail Key Management (window) ] > Name: Key ID Key Validity Owner Trust > Cert I Trust <[email protected]> 8675309 trusted trusted > Jacob Lee Anawalt <janawalt@.. 956CE319 ultimate ultimate > Past Coworker <[email protected]> BADFOOD - unknown > Other CoWrkr <[email protected]> DEADBEEF - unknown the "Key Validity" column should contain "valid", "marginal", or "-". I consider it a bug that enigmail uses the term "trusted" in the "Validity" column. > So 0xBADFOOD and 0xDEADBEEF are not signed by me, 0x956CE319. They did > have owner trust of trusted but now they do not yet they still show up > in the list. any ownertrust set on a key that has no valid User IDs is ignored by GnuPG in its "classic" trust model. You may need to "Reload Key Cache" in the key manager window's "File" menu. --dkg _______________________________________________ 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
