Am 12.12.2015 um 11:57 schrieb Patrick Brunschwig: > On 12.12.15 10:40, Oskar Hahn wrote: >> Am 12.12.2015 um 10:23 schrieb Patrick Brunschwig: >>> On 12.12.15 05:53, Oskar Hahn wrote: >>>> ... I have two keys. An old one that is expired and revoked >>>> (E4835646BDE8EA81) and a current one (E72581B1FE9F104C). I keep >>>> the old key to decrypt old mails. >>>> >>>> ... >>>> >>>> So it seems this bug is a new "feature" of gnupg 2.1.10. It >>>> can probably be fixed by using the new option >>>> --encrypt-to-default-key instead of --encrypt-to. >>> >>> This problem cannot be solved by Enigmail, but needs to be fixed >>> by yourself. You seem to have more than one key using the same >>> email address, which is ambiguous, and which GnuPG should not >>> have accepted for a long time. >>> >>> The correct solution is to explicitly select a key in the >>> account settings (Edit > Account Settings > OpenPGP Security --> >>> Select Key). > >> Thank you, that helped me. But I still think it is a bug in >> enigmail. Yes I have two keys using the same email address. But >> only one key that is not expired and not revoked. > > Right, but that's a bug in *GnuPG* -- not in Enigmail. GnuPG should > ignore revoked and expired keys when trying to figure out which key to > use for encryption. If GnuPG reports that the two keys are ambiguous > then there is not much Enigmail can do about. Ok. I created an issue for gnupg:
https://bugs.gnupg.org/gnupg/issue2186
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