* Thomas Roessler ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [000127 18:54]:
> On 2000-01-27 12:04:49 +0100, Terje Elde wrote:
>
> > Anyways, same problem with gpg. I've got 457 keys, and I only get
> > about 60 listed. This after a wait of about 5 minutes or so. I
> > timed gpg when getting a listing of all the keys, and it took
> > about 2 secs. IIRC mutt is supposed to parse the PGP files
> > internally, is it time that's changed??
>
> gnupg doesn't store the validity information in the key ring; for
> that reason mutt has to invoke an external gpg binary to obtain the
> validity information.
But there is no reason to get a validity check on irrelevant keys is
there??
You don't care one bit about the validity of Alices key when sending a
mail to Bob?
IMHO the best way would be to just let the user choose a key, THEN check
the validity of THAT key.
Trust me, when you have 499 keys, you really want to avoid checking the validity on
all those on a Pentium 233.
Terje Elde
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