which self-sig we actually chose.
* keyedit.c (menu_expire, menu_set_primary_uid, menu_set_preferences): Use
it here to avoid updating non-used self-sigs and possibly promoting an old
self-sig into consideration again.
generate_subkeypair): New is_subkey argument to set whether a generated
key is a subkey. Do not overload the ret_sk. This is some early cleanup
to do backsigs for signing subkeys.
for the first time.
* build-packet.c (do_comment, do_user_id): Try for a headerlen of 2 since
that's the smallest and most likely encoding for these packets
* keyedit.c (menu_addrevoker): Allow appointing a subkey as a designated
revoker if the user forces it via keyid!, so long as the subkey can
certify. Also use the proper date string when prompting for confirmation.
* mainproc.c (check_sig_and_print): track whether we are
retrieving a key.
* status.c (status_currently_allowed): New.
(write_status_text, write_status_text_and_buffer): Use it here.
* options.h, g10.c (main), keyedit.c (sign_keys): Add --ask-cert-level
option to enable cert level prompts during sigs. Defaults to on.
Simplify --default-cert-check-level to --default-cert-level. If
ask-cert-level is off, or batch is on, use the default-cert-level as the
cert level.
* options.h, g10.c (main), trustdb.c (mark_usable_uid_certs): Simplify
--min-cert-check-level to --min-cert-level.
--min-cert-check-level option to specify minimum cert check level.
Defaults to 1 (so no sigs are ignored). 0x10 sigs cannot be ignored.
* options.h, g10.c (main), plaintext.c (handle_plaintext): Add
--max-output option to help people deal with decompression bombs.
along with a zero length, interpret this as an actual zero length packet
and not as an indeterminate length packet. (do_comment, do_user_id): Use
it here as these packets might be naturally zero length.
* parse-packet.c (parse): Show packet type when failing due to an
indeterminate length packet.
key, a revocation key set in a direct key signature, and a revocation from
that revocation key, all arrive piecemeal. Needless to say, this is pretty
obscure.
other xxxx_algo_to_string() functions.
* mainproc.c (list_node): Minor spacing tweak to match --list-keys output.
* keylist.c (list_keyblock_print), mainproc.c (list_node): Mark revoked
subkeys as revoked. Requested by Matthew Wilcox. Make revoked and
expired tags translatable (they are already translated elsewhere).
Revoked overrides expiration when both apply.
* keyedit.c (show_prefs): Use compress algo constants.
(show_basic_key_info): Make revoked and expired tags translatable
(show_key_with_all_names): Revoked overrides expired when both apply.
* packet.h, keyedit.c (show_key_with_all_names_colon), keylist.c
(list_keyblock_colon), mainproc.c (list_node, proc_tree): Minor cleanup to
remove local_id, which is no longer used.
group. (add_group): When adding a group with the same name as an already
existing group, merge the two groups. (list_config): Show an error message
when listing a config item that doesn't exist.
PK_UID_CACHE_SIZE (set in ./configure).
* getkey.c (get_pubkey): When reading key data into the cache, properly
handle keys that are partially (pk, no UIDs) cached already. This is
Debian bug #176425 and #229549.
inside a compressed data packet. This is possibly dangerous without an
MDC. (push_compress_filter2): Do the right thing (i.e. nothing) with
compress algo 0.
* main.h, decrypt.c (decrypt_messages): Accept filenames to decrypt on
stdin. This is bug #253.
string. (main): Use it here to pass list_config() more than one argument
as a single string. (print_algo_numbers): Helper to print algorithm
numbers. (list_config): Use it here for "pubkey", "cipher",
"hash"/"digest", and "compress" config options.
* getkey.c (merge_selfsigs_main): Don't bother to check designated revoker
sigs if the key is already revoked.
* packet.h, getkey.c (merge_selfsigs_main): New "maybe_revoked" flag on
PKs. It is set when there is a revocation signature from a valid
revocation key, but the revocation key is not present to verify the
signature.
* pkclist.c (check_signatures_trust): Use it here to give a warning when
showing key trust.
* compress-bz2.c: Include stdio.h. Solaris 9 has a very old bzip2 library
and we can at least guarantee that it won't fail because of the lack of
stdio.h.
returns the primary key when requesting a subkey, so if a user has a key
signed by a subkey (we don't do this, but used to), AND that key is not
self-signed, AND the algorithm of the subkey in question is not present in
GnuPG, AND the algorithm of the primary key that owns the subkey in
question is present in GnuPG, then we will try and verify the subkey
signature using the primary key algorithm and hit a BUG(). The fix is to
not return a hit if the keyid is not the primary. All other users of
get_pubkey_fast already expect a primary only.
get_seckey_byname2): Disallow use of encrypt-only v3 Elgamal keys for
anything except revocations.
* sign.c (do_sign): Add Elgamal encrypt-only keys to the signature
catchall.
* trustdb.c (mark_usable_uid_certs): Disallow signatures to and from
Elgamal encrypt-only keys in the trustdb. Granted, this sounds strange,
but there are historical keys that fit this description.
Reverts change from 2003-10-03.
* THANKS: Added Phong Nguyen, who found the Elgamal signing key
problem.
* configure.ac (ALL_LINGUAS): Added a Russian translation; thanks
to Maxim Britov. Added Belarusion; thanks to Ales Nyakhaychyk.
revocation is generated.
* getkey.c (merge_selfsigs_main, merge_selfsigs_subkey,
get_seckey_byname2): Disallow use of sign+encrypt Elgamal keys for
anything except revocations.
* sign.c (do_sign): Catchall for any Elgamal signatures except
revocations.
--quiet is set. Suggested by Duncan Harris. Also don't fail with BUG()
when processing a --symmetric message with a cipher we don't have.
* pkclist.c (build_pk_list): Revert last change. There are too many side
effects for stable.
* g10.c (main): Add read-only warning.
* compress.c (compress_filter): Make static to help force the use of
push_compress_filter. Remove default algorithm setting since that is done
in push_compress_filter now.
* main.h: Use named algorithm.
* filter.h, compress.c (push_compress_filter, push_compress_filter2): New.
Figure out which is the appropriate compression filter to use, and push it
into place.
* compress.c (handle_compressed), encode.c (encode_simple, encode_crypt),
sign.c (sign_file, sign_symencrypt_file), import.c (read_block), export.c
(do_export): Use push_compress_filter instead of pushing the compression
filter ourselves.
* compress-bz2.c: New. Bzlib versions of the compression filter routines.
* Makefile.am: Include compress-bz2.c if bz2lib is available.
difference here between a bad passphrase and a cipher algorithm that we
don't have, so use a error message that makes that clear. Use the actual
list of ciphers when checking whether a cipher is invalid. Return error
if the decrypted cipher algorithm is invalid. (proc_symkey_enc): In a
mixed passphrase/pk message, if a valid dek already exists from decrypting
via pk, do not try to process the passphrase. (proc_symkey_enc): Indicate
when we're decrypting a session key as opposed to decrypting data. If a
passphrase is invalid, discard the dek so we'll keep trying.
* encode.c (encode_simple): Allow for 32 bytes (256 bits) of symmetrically
encrypted session key. Use --s2k-cipher-algo to choose cipher, rather
than --cipher-algo. This code is never actually called in stable, but
better to fix it here in case we branch in the future.
* parse-packet.c (parse_subkeyenc): Call it a "symmetrically encrypted
session key" since "session key decryption key" is just baffling. Neaten
--list-packets output.
* pubkey-enc.c (get_it): Always show cipher-not-in-prefs warning unless
--quiet is set.
