Version: (using KDE 4.1.0) OS: Linux If a user imports a key the key is not shown in the list. This happens because untrusted keys are not shown by default. Unexperienced users, even if they were used to kgpg from kde3, will not know that there is a filter enabled by default and hence cannot set the trust-level of the new key. If a user wants to set a filter, as in knode, kmail or any other application with filters, he might do so, but by default filters should be off, since otherwise they lead to unneccessary bug rerports and usability issues.
Created attachment 26644 [details] Shuffle trust values The value of TRUST_UNKNOWN should not be less than TRUST_INVALID, this should make the filter behave more obvious as it not hides by default only the really invalid, expired and disabled keys.
I got in the same trap. Changed the trust level via console with gpg, later I found this out about the filter, and I used also kgpg under kde 3 ;) KGPG also doenst save the view and filter settings. After every reboot, show private keys is enabled and filter settings are active.
please test attachment from comment#1 and report back if that fixes the issue
SVN commit 844104 by dakon: Reorder key trust values TRUST_UNKNOWN is not the least possible trust value, rendering the default trust filter level non-intuitive as it hides most freshly imported keys. BUG:168389 M +19 -11 branches/KDE/4.1/kdeutils/kgpg/core/kgpgkey.h M +2 -2 branches/KDE/4.1/kdeutils/kgpg/keysmanager.cpp M +19 -11 trunk/KDE/kdeutils/kgpg/core/kgpgkey.h M +2 -2 trunk/KDE/kdeutils/kgpg/keysmanager.cpp WebSVN link: http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=844104