On 25.05.17 12:45, Patrick Brunschwig wrote: > On 25.05.17 11:39, Ludwig Hügelschäfer wrote:
>> Sorry, but I have at least one key that doesn't look good: >> >> gpg2 --list-key 0x36E8A8EE >> pub dsa1024 2007-04-25 [SC] [expires: 2099-12-31] >> >> This still results in Enigmail key manager (and key properties) display >> of 1.1.00. (This is with both TB 52 and 54b1). >> >> Maybe we should go for 4-digit years. > > This won't help. This probably simply a problem of time zones. The > expiry date is represented as seconds after 1.1.1970. The key expiry > date represented as long date/time in Thunderbird results in the > following output: > 01.01.2100, 00:00 MEZ > > The same date minus one second results in: > 31.12.2099, 23:59 MEZ This is correct. I'm sorry, I wasn't clear enough. I think the 2 digit year display of "00" could be misleading by being interpreted as 1.1.2000. Same could go for the late 19-nineties as opposed to 2090 up. Ludwig
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