More strangeness.

[Robert J. Hansen]

Starting from an empty GnuPG 2.1.1 Win 7/x64 installation, I imported my
existing secret certificate for 0xD6B98E10 and set it to ultimate trust.
  The result was a little ... weird.

C:\Users\rhansen>gpg --edit-key d6b98e10
Secret key is available.

pub  dsa2048/D6B98E10
      created: 2008-07-30  expires: never       usage: SC
      trust: ultimate      validity: ultimate
sub  elg2048/001892C2
      created: 2008-07-30  expires: never       usage: E
sub  rsa2048/810DB5D0
      created: 2013-03-14  expires: never       usage: S
[  undef ] (1). Robert J. Hansen <rob at enigmail.net>
[  undef ] (2)  Robert J. Hansen <rjh at sixdemonbag.org>
[  undef ] (3)  Robert J. Hansen <rob at mozilla-enigmail.org>
[  undef ] (4)  Robert J. Hansen <rjh at secret-alchemy.com>
[ revoked] (5)  Robert J. Hansen <robert.hansen at redjack.com>
[  undef ] (6)  [jpeg image of size 14285]


... Now, maybe I'm missing something completely obvious here (and if so,
it wouldn't be the first time), but if I have the secret part of a
certificate, and that certificate is marked as ultimately trusted, isn't
it a bit odd that the user IDs would possess undefined validity?