Control: severity -1 wishlist Hi Matthijs,
If no UID(s) is (are) selected, gpg wants to make sure you really intend
to sign all UIDs. So a workaround is to preselect all UIDs; with gpg2
it's can be done in one go with a single command in the prompt: ‘uid *’
(OTOH if you use the 1.4 branch, as of 1.4.18 you'll have to select each
UID manually.)
So it could be done by starting your gpg2 prompt as follows:
gpg2 --local-user 3798AF15A1565658 \
--homedir=/home/matthijs/.caff/gnupghome \
--secret-keyring /home/matthijs/.gnupg/secring.gpg \
--no-auto-check-trustdb --trust-model=always \
--edit-key 98E0D178DCB90C1945C50DB1ED0DD3368DE40924 \
showphoto 'uid *' sign
I'll think of the possible drawbacks of making it the default (with gpg2
at least). Another possibility would be to have a configuration option
containing all commands at once:
$CONFIG{'gpg-command'} = [ 'showphoto', 'uid *', 'sign', 'save' ];
Suggestions welcome ;-)
Cheers,
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Guilhem.
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