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On 02.02.14 14:57, Philip Jackson wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for the replies from Patrick, Sebastian and Nicolai. (I
don't really understand the comment about standard for showing /
hiding columns in Thunderbird but that doesn't really matter.) I
do
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Windows 7 Pro with Thunderbird 24.2.0.
I try to keep pubring.gpg free of expired keys. Is there a way in
Enigmail to remove expired keys as a group without having to scan the
entire pubring.gpg and mark them individually?
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Hi,
On 01.02.14 20:36, David wrote:
Windows 7 Pro with Thunderbird 24.2.0.
I try to keep pubring.gpg free of expired keys. Is there a way in
Enigmail to remove expired keys as a group without having to scan
the entire pubring.gpg and mark
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Hi Enigmail,
I always thought that the Enigmail key manager only displayed 2 columns (Name,
Key ID) but Ludwig's reply caused me to look again.
It took me 5 minutes to find the tiny icon which permits you to select another
5 columns. This is very
