On 2013-09-13 17:04:04, Philip Jägenstedt wrote: > Hi, Hi!
Thanks for your bug report. > I have ask-cert-level in my gpg.conf since I use both levels 0 and 3. > Since monkeysign runs gpg with --batch the default level is used. > If one (temporarily) puts default-cert-level in gpg.conf one can > control which level will be used. However, there's no indication > while signing which level is used, and I very nearly sent off > signatures at the wrong level before I thought to double-check. This does seem like a bug, although it seems to me that gpg should prompt us, as it already prompts us for a bunch of stuff when signing, regardless of --batch... > I suppose one of these might solve the problem: > > 1. detect the precense of ask-cert-level in gpg.conf and prompt > for it in ui.py (kind of icky) indeed. > 2. add a command line option to simply set the cert level that seems like a good option. > 3. always ask i would be against that, although in another bug report, we discussed the possibility of adding commandline options to prompt for certain things. Then we could do --prompt=cert-level, for example. See http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=720052 for that. > I think I'd be able to implement any of these, if any of these > changes would be welcome. #2 would indeed be welcome! A. -- Les écrivains qui ont recours à leurs doigts pour savoir s'ils ont leur compte de pieds ne sont pas des poètes, ce sont des dactylographes. - Léo Ferré, "Préface"
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