Closed malexmave closed 11 years ago
Well, this is actually caused by gpg not calculating trust values for secret keys at all. I guess you understand why. The empty field in the gpg output is then handled as if no trust value for a public key was found, hence the orange ("untrusted") marks.
I guess we should just remove these from secret keys alltogether or set them to green ("ultimate") by default. What do you think?
Well, there's still the case of a revoked key that needs to be handled... But if we set that one to red or cross it out or something, that would probably work.
After discussing with @mquintus we decided it might be useful to just show the matching pubkey's status in the list, so expired/revoked keys would show up red. Yellow should be no issue then (since you usually trust your public key when you self-sign it, right).
Fixed in 2b79110
The "My Keys"-Area displays two orange dots, no matter what the status of the key is (revoked gets two orange, valid gets two orange, you get the idea).
Is this a bug, not implemented, or some sort of arcane feature I do not know about?
The same keys get their correct dots in the "Other's Keys" List.