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* keyedit.c (menu_adduid): 2440bis04 says that multiple attribute packets

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on a given key are legal.

* keyserver.c (keyserver_refresh): the fake v3 keyid hack applies to
"mailto" URLs as well since they are also served by pksd.
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David Shaw 2002-05-01 22:33:18 +00:00
parent 4735060540
commit 66c8a663a5
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@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
2002-05-01 David Shaw <dshaw@jabberwocky.com>
* keyedit.c (menu_adduid): 2440bis04 says that multiple attribute
packets on a given key are legal.
* keyserver.c (keyserver_refresh): the fake v3 keyid hack applies
to "mailto" URLs as well since they are also served by pksd.
2002-04-29 Werner Koch <wk@gnupg.org>
Added a copyright year for files changed this year.

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@ -1641,45 +1641,21 @@ menu_adduid( KBNODE pub_keyblock, KBNODE sec_keyblock, int photo)
assert(pk && sk);
if(photo) {
int hasphoto=0;
int hasattrib=0;
/* PGP allows only one photo ID per key? This is a good
question. While there is no way to add more than one photo
ID using PGP, nevertheless PGP (7) still works properly with
more than one photo ID (presenting them in a nice little
scrolling window, no less). GnuPG can work with any number
of photos. -dms */
for( node = pub_keyblock; node; node = node->next )
if( node->pkt->pkttype == PKT_USER_ID &&
node->pkt->pkt.user_id->attrib_data!=NULL)
{
hasphoto=1;
if(opt.expert)
{
tty_printf(_("WARNING: This key already has a photo ID.\n"
" Adding another photo ID may confuse "
"some versions of PGP.\n"));
if(!cpr_get_answer_is_yes("keyedit.multi_photo.okay",
_("Are you sure you still want "
"to add it? (y/N) ")))
return 0;
else
hasattrib=1;
break;
}
else
{
tty_printf(_("You may only have one photo ID on a key.\n"));
return 0;
}
}
/* Here's another one - PGP6/7 does not allow adding a photo ID
to a v3 key. Still, if one is present, it will work. Of
course, it does mean that PGP2 will not be able to use that
key anymore. Don't bother to ask this if the key already has
a photo - any damage has already been done at that point. */
if(pk->version==3 && !hasphoto)
/* It is legal but bad for compatibility to add a photo ID to a
v3 key as it means that PGP2 will not be able to use that key
anymore. Don't bother to ask this if the key already has a
photo - any damage has already been done at that point. -dms */
if(pk->version==3 && !hasattrib)
{
if(opt.expert)
{

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@ -838,13 +838,14 @@ keyserver_refresh(STRLIST users)
int rc,count,fakev3=0;
KEYDB_SEARCH_DESC *desc;
/* If refresh_add_fake_v3_keyids is on and it's a HKP scheme, then
enable fake v3 keyid generation. */
/* If refresh_add_fake_v3_keyids is on and it's a HKP or MAILTO
scheme, then enable fake v3 keyid generation. */
if(opt.keyserver_options.refresh_add_fake_v3_keyids &&
opt.keyserver_scheme &&
(strcasecmp(opt.keyserver_scheme,"x-hkp")==0 ||
strcasecmp(opt.keyserver_scheme,"hkp")==0 ||
strcasecmp(opt.keyserver_scheme,"x-broken-hkp")==0))
strcasecmp(opt.keyserver_scheme,"x-broken-hkp")==0 ||
strcasecmp(opt.keyserver_scheme,"mailto")==0))
fakev3=1;
rc=keyidlist(users,&desc,&count,fakev3);