Version: 2.0.0 (using KDE 4.0.98) Installed from: Unspecified Other OS: Linux When I import keys, KGPG doesn't show them in the field, where normally all keys are displayed. But I can see the keys with gpg --list-keys in Konsole, so I assume that import worked. I created a new test key and the new created one was displayed. I could export him and import him during same session. After deleting the test key and rebooting, KGPG does't shows this key anymore. Some more information: OS: archlinux GnuPG v 1.4.9 (local version, exported keys were done also with 1.4.9) KDE: 4.1.0
Already reported (167652)
Sorry, i reported and then i did a browser refresh and ths was submitted twice ;)
*** Bug 167652 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
What have you set in View -> Minimum trust? Maybe your key is simply not trusted and your filter setting hides it.
Now I am able to see my private keys. As you told it was hiding by the filter. Its fixed now, so the bug sits in front of the display :p Thank you.
solved
*** Bug 168279 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
This issue is not solved. If that filter is set by default how should a user know about it? Further, when importing keys, their trust level is set to something that is not shown by the default filter, so a user that does not know about the filters cannot change the trust-level. Setting a filter by default is a bug.
I agree with comment #8. I accidentally stumbled upon this filter setting after reporting an already closed bug for this issue myself. How should a user new to kgpg know about this default filter setting? It is a nice feature for advanced users of kgpg but shouldn't be enabled by default. Please reopen this bug or open a new bug describing this issue.
kgpg does not even save the state of that filter. save user-settings: 168388 turn off filters by default: bug 168389
reopend: filter settings shouldnt be enabled by default as suggested
closed, because there is this bug already submitted -> https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=168389