On 15/02/2016 13:21, Anne Wilson wrote: > On 15/02/2016 11:39, anatak wrote: >> I could send an unencrypted unsigned message but the key that >> adele sends back is not trusted. this is the error message I get. >> >> Send operation aborted. >> >> Not enough trust for key '0x1BF3B18AED161999' >> > I'm no expert, but have used gpg for a long time. At the moment I'm > using it under Windows, but little differs in Linux. > > You need to set a trust status for any key where you intend using > encryption. Do you have Kleopatra? I don't know the gnu > equivalent, but I'm sure there will be one. Otherwise, open a > command line and type "gpg -help" which will give you a command list. > As far as I can remember, the option you need is simply --edit, which > opens another menu, one option being to set the trust status. > Ultimate is for your own key only, but you need Fully for your > encryption partner. > > This is all from memory. If I'm wrong on any detail or I've missed > something I'm sure someone will jump in soon. > Just a thought - do you have a coloured panel above the body of the message from Adele, telling you whether the key is good, untrusted, or whatever? If you do, look for a dropdown icon at the right of that bar. One option there is to set owner trust for a received key.
Anne
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