GPG-Mailgate doesn't recognise keys without "Real names" #45

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opened 2021-11-11 11:38:32 +01:00 by pfm · 1 comment

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2021-11-11 11:38:32 +01:00

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When a key doesn't include a "Real name" and therefore its gpg -k output doesn't include a less-than sign (<), GPG-Mailgate won't process it in GnuPG.public_keys function.

Solution idea: process items that either contain < and > or at least @ (a valid email regexp would be better of course).

When a key doesn't include a "Real name" and therefore its `gpg -k` output doesn't include a less-than sign (`<`), GPG-Mailgate won't process it in `GnuPG.public_keys` function. Solution idea: process items that either contain `<` and `>` *or* at least `@` (a valid email regexp would be better of course).