A bug in version 1.2.1?

[Michael Nahrath]

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Ingo Kl=C3=B6cker <ingo.kloecker@epost.de> schrieb am 2002-12-12 01:31 Uhr:

>>> You need to at least lsign the key. Assign NO trust if you like,
>>> but KMail will not let you encrypt to a key you have not signed.
>=20
> That's not entirely true. KMail will not allow the usage of untrusted
> keys. The keys don't have to be necessarily signed by the user himself.

> Anyway, I will probably make it possible to use untrusted keys after
> showing a confirmation dialog like you proposed.

What do you mean by "trust"?

Does it help to raise the level of "trust" for a key you want to encrypt to
(by doing 'gpg --edit-key 0x12345678 trust' upon this key)?

What is the logic in this?

I thought "trust" was something about how I rate people's accuracy in
signing other's keys. Don't untrusted people deserve to get encrypted mail?

Greeting, Michi

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