On 3 Jan 2017, at 12:30, Robert M. Münch wrote:
Hi, I'm using PGP and I get the following message when sending an
encrypted email in a dialog with a "Trust Once" button:
USERID_HINT E12C4810802DFEF0 Robert M. Münch
<[email protected]>
NEED_PASSPHRASE E12C4810802DFEF0 7553390AF5349968 1 0
GOOD_PASSPHRASE
INV_RECP 10 <[email protected]>
FAILURE sign-encrypt 53
Looks like this is a log output. I'm wondering about the "INV_RECP 10"
which means that the key is not trusted. But I signed and trusted the
key (locally), so it should be trusted.
So, using "Trust Once" it seems the mail is send encrypted. But next
time, the dialog comes back. I haven't seen any option to either
"Trust this key" or a way to tell MM to send emails to untrusted keys
as well.
Anything I'm missing?
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If you signed and trusted the key yourself then that trust only applies
to you, no-one else can have that trust. The message may be reflecting
its ‘trustability’ by others.
It also gives a heads-up as to why opening a list message from you makes
MailMate become unresponsive for a full two minutes, eventually giving
the error:
Unable to verify signature for OpenPGP message.
No public key could be found for verifying the message signature.
with a ‘Show Details’ button. Clicking that gives
NEWSIG
ERRSIG E12C4810802DFEF0 1 10 01 1483446639 9
NO_PUBKEY E12C4810802DFEF0
after another two minutes, for the message I’m replying to.
I’m using GPG rather than OpenPGP if that matters.
MailMate 1.9.6 (5319), OSX 10.11.6
David
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