time, consult the various hash prefs to pick a hash algorithm to use.
Pass in a 160-bit hint if any of the signing keys are DSA.
* keydb.h, pkclist.c (select_algo_from_prefs, algo_available): Pass a
"hints" opaque pointer in to let the caller give hints as to what
algorithms would be acceptable. The only current hint is for
PREFTYPE_HASH to require a 160-bit hash for DSA. Change all callers in
encode.c (encode_crypt, encrypt_filter) and sign.c (sign_file). If we
settle on MD5 as the best algorithm based solely on recepient keys and
SHA1 is also a possibility, use SHA1 unless the user intentionally chose
MD5. This is as per 2440:13.
* exec.c (make_tempdir): Fix duplicated filename problem.
enum_sig_subpkt when a subpacket is critical and change all callers in
keylist.c (show_policy_url, show_notation), mainproc.c
(print_notation_data), and pkclist.c (do_show_revocation_reason).
* keylist.c (show_policy_url, show_notation): Display if the policy or
notation is critical.
* pkclist.c (do_show_revocation_reason): Don't use capital
letters for non-interactive output.
(show_revocation_reason): Now it is global.
* pubkey-enc.c (get_it): Show if the key has been revoked.
keygen_upd_std_prefs), keyedit.c (keyedit_menu), g10.c (main), pkclist.c
(select_algo_from_prefs): Add --personal-preference-list which allows the
user to factor in their own preferred algorithms when the preference lists
are consulted. Obviously, this does not let the user violate a
recepient's preferences (and the RFC) - this only influences the ranking
of the agreed-on (and available) algorithms from the recepients.
Suggested by David Hollenberg.
* options.h, keygen.c (keygen_set_std_prefs), g10.c (main): Rename
--preference-list to --default-preference-list (as that is what it really
is), and make it a true default in that if the user selects "default" they
get this list and not the compiled-in list.
(algo_available): --pgp7, identical to --pgp6 except that it permits a few
algorithms that PGP 7 added: AES128, AES192, AES256, and TWOFISH. Any
more of these --pgpX flags, and it'll be time to start looking at a
generic --emulate-pgp X option.
twice in batch mode if one instance was the default recipient and the
other was an encrypt-to. Noted by Stefan Bellon.
* parse-packet.c (dump_sig_subpkt): Show data in trust and regexp sig
subpackets.
* keyedit.c (keyedit_menu): Use new function real_uids_left to prevent
deleting the last real (i.e. non-attribute) uid. Again, according to the
attribute draft. (menu_showphoto): Make another string translatable.
Properly initialize the user ID refcount for user and photo IDs.
Tweak a few prompts to change "y/n" to "y/N", which is how most other
prompts are written.
Warn the user if they are about to revoke an expired sig (not a problem,
but they should know).
Control-d escapes the keyserver search prompt.
If a subkey is considered revoked solely because the parent key is
revoked, print the revocation reason from the parent key.
Allow revocation/expiration to apply to a uid/key with no entry in the
trustdb.
unknown and undefined trust. Removed the did_add cruft. Reported
by Janusz A. Urbanowicz.
* g10.c: New option --no-use-agent.
Hmmm, is this a a good name? --do-not-use-agent seems a bit to long.
is a cert. A sig has sigclass 0x00, 0x01, 0x02, or 0x40, and everything
else is a cert.
Add a "nrlsign" for nonrevocable and local key signatures.
Add a --no-force-mdc to undo --force-mdc.
Add a knob to force --disable-mdc/--no-disable-mdc. Off by default, of
course, but is used in --pgp2 and --pgp6 modes.
Allow specifying multiple users in the "Enter the user ID" loop. Enter a
blank line to stop. Show each key+id as it is added.
It is not illegal (though possibly silly) to have multiple policy URLs in
a given signature, so print all that are present.
More efficient implementation of URL-ifying code for --search on an HKP
keyserver.
turns off force_mdc, turns on no_comment, escape_from, and force_v3_sigs,
and sets compression to 1. It also restricts the user to IDEA (if
present), 3DES, CAST5, MD5, SHA1, and RIPEMD160. See the comments above
algo_available() for lots of discussion on why you would want to do this.
keys (this is in the RFC), so that they can be (sometimes) used along
OpenPGP keys. Do not force using IDEA on an OpenPGP key, as this may
violate its prefs.
Also, revise the help text for the sig class explanation.
