Re: [Gaim-e-developer] Re: Auto retrieval of keys

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Yeah, it's in it's own function just like the gaim-e config parsing
function.

However, it may not be needed because Dario and I have been disussing
just using system() to call gpg directly.  Can anyone see a good reason
not to?

If we were going to bug the gpgme people to change anything, I'd rather
it be to simply add keyserver functions to it.  The auto-key-retrieve
function I think only works when a key is needed to encrypt or verify a
signature at this point, and gaim-e doesn't even get that far if a key
is not in the keyring.

Adam

gai...@li... wrote:
> hey all,
> Outstanding with the get-key-from-keyservers stuff. that'll make our
> code a lot easier for the average dude to use.
>
> however. there's a little voice inside me trying to point out that we're
> gonna have headaches if the gpg peeps ever change their config file
> format. anyone know how long it's been since they did that?
>
> I don't suppose we could beg the gpgme peeps to put config file
> alteration functions into their code. it just makes a hell of a lot more
> sense there.
>
> I haven't looked at what you guys have done to the code recently. Are we
> keeping the code to interface with the gpg config file in it's own
> function? (makes it easier if we have to change it)
>
> Stu
>
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