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* improve iobuf by reading more than one byte at once,
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this shoud espceially done for the buffer in the chain.
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Change the buffering to a mbuf like scheme? Need it for PSST anyway.
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* add a way to distinguish between errors and eof in the underflow/flush
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function of iobuf.
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* add checking of armor trailers
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* remove all "Fixmes"
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* enable a SIGSEGV handler while using zlib functions
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* key generation for dsa and subpacket support.
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* Burn the buffers used by fopen(), or use read(2).
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* bug: g10/trustdb.c#build_sigrecs called to often by do_list_path
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and remove the bad kludge. Maybe we should put all sigs into the trustdb
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and mark them as valid/invalid/nopubkey, and how do we check, that
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we have a self-signature -> put this stuff into a kind of directory
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record, as it does not belong to the pubkey record?
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* add an option to create a new user id.
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Make it possible to chnage the signature class of the self-signatures,
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which can then be used to chnage the displayed order of user-ids:
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Put the user-id with a self-signature of class 0x13 always on top
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of the displayed list (needs changes in the user-id-from-keyid
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functions).
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* enhance --sign-key, so that multiple-user-ids can be signed
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(use the new classes 0x14..17)
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* support these multi-user-id-sigs in trustdb.
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* add an option to re-create a public key from a secret key. Think about
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a backup system of only the secret part of the secret key.
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* add fingerprint/keyid hashing. We need a new field in PKC to
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flag that we may have a cached signature for this (and use the address
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of PKC to lookup the hash).
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* change the misleading usage of public key certificate to public key data
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or something like this.
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* fix the problems with "\v" in gettext
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* replace getkey.c#enum_secret_keys
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* add readline support (but how can we allcoate it in secure memory?)
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