(search_key): Catch a SIZELIMIT_EXCEEDED error and show the user whatever
the server did give us. (find_basekeyspacedn): There is no guarantee that
namingContexts will be readable.
* Makefile.am: Link gpgkeys_ldap with libutil.a to get the replacement
functions (and eventually translations, etc).
correct for timezones. (main): Find the basekeyspacedn before we try to
start TLS, so we can give a better error message when a user tries to use
TLS with a LDAP keyserver.
gpgkeys_ldap when needed.
* gpgkeys_ldap.c (main): Add support for LDAPS and TLS connections.
These are only useful and usable when talking to real LDAP keyservers.
Add new "tls" option to tune TLS use from off, to try quietly, to try
loudly, or to require TLS.
(export_p12_file): Read a certificate from STDIN and pass it to
p12_build. Detect a keygrip and construct the filename in that
case. Unprotcet a key if needed. Print error messages for key
formats we can't handle.
(release_passphrase): New.
(get_passphrase): New arg PROMPTNO. Return the allocated
string. Changed all callers.
* minip12.c: Revamped the build part.
(p12_build): New args CERT and CERTLEN.
* simple-pwquery.c (agent_open): Don't mangle INFOSTR.
* export.c (export_p12, popen_protect_tool)
(gpgsm_p12_export): New.
* gpgsm.c (main): New command --export-secret-key-p12.
kind of LDAP server we're talking to (either real LDAP or the LDAP
keyserver), and return the baseKeySpaceDN to find keys under. (main): Call
it from here, and remove the old code that only handled the LDAP
keyserver.
(main): New option --gpgconf-list.
(main): Do not setup -u and -r keys when not required.
(main): Setup the used character set.
* keydb.c (keydb_add_resource): Print a hint to start the
gpg-agent.
* keylist.c (list_cert_std): Print MD5 fpr.
* gpgsm.c: New options --with-validation.
* server.c (option_handler): New option "with-validation".
* keylist.c (list_cert_std, list_internal_keys): New args CTRL and
WITH_VALIDATION. Changed callers to set it.
(list_external_cb, list_external_keys): Pass CTRL to the callback.
(list_cert_colon): Add arg CTRL. Check validation if requested.
* certchain.c (unknown_criticals, allowed_ca, check_cert_policy)
(gpgsm_validate_chain): New args LISTMODE and FP.
(do_list): New helper for info output.
(find_up): New arg FIND_NEXT.
(gpgsm_validate_chain): After a bad signature try again with other
CA certificates.
* import.c (print_imported_status): New arg NEW_CERT. Print
additional STATUS_IMPORT_OK becuase that is what gpgme expects.
(check_and_store): Always call above function after import.
* server.c (get_status_string): Added STATUS_IMPORT_OK.
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.
* misc.c (parse_options): Only provide args for the true (i.e. not
"no-xxx") form of options.
* main.h, misc.c (parse_options), export.c (parse_export_options),
import.c (parse_import_options), g10.c (main): Use it here to allow for
options with optional arguments. Change all callers.
* import.c (parse_p12, popen_protect_tool): New.
* base64.c (gpgsm_create_reader): New arg ALLOW_MULTI_PEM.
Changed all callers.
(base64_reader_cb): Handle it here.
(gpgsm_reader_eof_seen): New.
(base64_reader_cb): Set a flag for EOF.
(simple_reader_cb): Ditto.
* samplekeys.asc: Update 99242560.
* gpg.sgml: Clarify -u/--local-user and --default-key. Note what happens
if you run 'gpg' without any commands. Document --multifile. Document
list-option show-unusable-subkeys.
key to ensure that it does not advertise any that we cannot fulfill. Use
the keyedit command list function to optionally rewrite the prefs.
(import_one, import_secret_one): Use it here when importing a public key
that we have the secret half of, or when importing a secret key that we
have the public half of.
general command list functionality to replace it.
* g10.c (main): Use the general command functionality to implement
--sign-key, --lsign-key, --nrsign-key, and --nrlsign-key.
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.
