Adrian C. a écrit : > Hello, this morning I've expirienced some strange behaviour. > Every few minutes the whole Gajim UI would freeze and in my terminal I > would see a message: > gpgkeys: key 183AF3BE23158056 not found on keyserver > > So, from where did this key come from, and why does Gajim need it? > ... > So, some folks at [EMAIL PROTECTED] explained to me that: > Jonas: i'm guessing someone sent a signed presence packet... > > But they also said: > nusse: it shouldnt search/download any keys > Jonas: it should look through the existing keys only > Jonas: and skip verifying any unknown > > > In my gpg.conf I have: > keyserver-options auto-key-retrieve > > So, according to them Gajim should not try to get the key, but I guess > it depends on your GnuPG settings, so it tries. > > > The thing is when this happens the whole Gajim becomes unresponsive for > more than 30 seconds, even a whole minute! Complete freeze, and after it > failes (or succeed in some other case) it resumes. > > I'm at SVN revision 7998, and I haven't found a bug report on this on > the trac (if there is one, I apologise for this message). > > Thank you, anrxc. >
I see 2 solutions to fix this pb: - use --keyserver-options no-auto-key-retrieve option when we use gpg - launch gpg process in thread. But this mean we can't really know if message is correctly encrypted and sent. What do you think ? -- Yann _______________________________________________ Gajim-devel mailing list Gajim-devel@gajim.org https://lists.gajim.org/cgi-bin/listinfo/gajim-devel
