Re: [pgpenvelope-users] Another suggestion, different issue.

[Frank T. <ft...@ui...>]

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L. Sassaman, at 02:05 on Wed, 16 Feb 2000, wrote:

> Are revoked. There should be a check against self-signature revokations on
> UIDs, and this should be displayed as a warning (or they should simply not
> appear in the list).

If you sign an ordinary text file with your revoked key, does GnuPG warn
you if you perform do a "gpg --verify"?  How about "gpg --decrypt"?

It might have been just me, but when I just tried to verify a file signed
by my revoked RSA key, it didn't warn at first; however, I then set the
trust level to full (was unset before), and then GnuPG did warn me.  It
seems I cannot re-set the trust to unset (represented by '-' in
'--edit-key').

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