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[Thibaut Cousin <cousin@xxxxxxxx>]

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  I've just installed SuSE 8.1 (from scratch, no update). I now have a little 
problem with GnuPG. I have kept my previous ~/.gnupg directory and copied it 
in my new home directory.
  GnuPG seems to work (I can sign my emails with KMail, gpg --list-keys shows 
my keyring, etc). But KMail displays my own email with a message saying that 
the signature is all right but that the validity of the key could not be 
checked.
  I don't know if it is related but if I edit my key with gpg --edit-key, here 
is what I get:

Secret key is available.

pub  1024D/36B5138A  created: 2001-03-27 expires: never      trust: f/-
sub  1024g/056D30E1  created: 2001-03-27 expires: never
(1). Thibaut Cousin <cousin@xxxxxxxx>

  The "trust" thing on the right indicates that the owner of the key is 
trusted, but not the key itself. How do I change that?
  I had no such problem with SuSE 8.0. Something to do with upgraded GnuPG?

  Regards,

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Thibaut Cousin
E-mail : cousin@xxxxxxxx
Web : http://clrwww.in2p3.fr
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