Correction to my prior message. The above worked for me. I just
realized it when turning on the system this morning. I was ask
(probably by Kleopatra?) if I want to ultimately trust the StartSSL
Certification Authority (with a horribly user-unfriendly dialog, but
never mind) and after that I could use the StartSSL certificate to sign.
My self-signed certificate is not working yet, but now I am pretty sure
that the problem is on my end, not a bug.
I don't want to be rude to you, so I don't set the bug report to
"invalid", but you should try the above solution on your end and if it
solves it close the bug report. I did set its status to "incomplete".
Is there a way to put the above information in an FAQ? the web is so
full of confusing information.
Also, is there a way to echo "allow-mark-trusted" >> ~/.gnupg/gpg-
agent.conf into every account on the system? or is there a reason why it
is not so?
** Changed in: kdepim (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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