Bug#464572: pgpdump: should dump notation names (and not hex values) even if the value is not human readable

[Riskó Gergely]

Package: pgpdump
Version: 0.26-1

The RFC4880 states, that names are always UTF-8 encoded strings, so
they are always "readable", while values are not.  Thus, I think that
names should be dumped as strings, while the readability should only
be examined while dumping the value.

Here is the patch for this change:
--- subfunc.c.orig      2008-02-07 15:39:06.996720105 +0100
+++ subfunc.c   2008-02-07 15:39:18.547170952 +0100
@@ -163,10 +163,7 @@
        vlen = Getc() * 256;
        vlen += Getc();
        printf("\t\tName - ");
-       if (human)
-               pdump(nlen);
-       else
-               dump(nlen);
+       pdump(nlen);
        printf("\n");
        printf("\t\tValue - ");
        if (human)

Thanks,
Gergely




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