Version: 2.0.5 (using 4.2.3 (KDE 4.2.3), Kubuntu packages) Compiler: cc OS: Linux (x86_64) release 2.6.28-11-generic When I try to import a x.509 certificate, I got the message not supported by this version of kleopatra... On kdeapps, kleopatra is supposed to support those certificates even before version 2...
Same issue here - when trying to import an X.509 cert I just see a messagebox: "The type of this certificate (X.509) is not supported by this Kleopatra installation." I wonder whether this happens due to missing compile time dependencies on Gentoo. Investigating further here and will update, if I find out something more.
Same happens here on Kubuntu 9.10.
I had the same problems under Kubuntu. The message was gone after I did the following: 1. Open Kleopatra 2. Go to Settings -> Configure Kleopatra... 3. Open "GnuPG System" page 4. Open "GPG Agent" tab 5. Set "Allow clients to mark keys as 'trusted'" 6. Klick "OK" After that it it worked for me. Nevertheless, the error message is completely wrong, in this case, as Kleopatra actually supports X.509 certificates, but it just requires the right from the GPG Agent to trust certificates. Interestingly, the "Self-Check" of Kleopatra was completely green before. Perhaps there should be an additional test that checks this issue.
I changed the title of the bug accordingly
Hi, I can't import X.509 neither. The problem remains the same when I check "Allow clients to mark keys as 'trusted'". Kleopatra 2.0.12 Kubuntu 10.04
Could this bug be confirmed? I also see the same issue: Kleopatra fails to import X.509 certificate ("This type of certificate (X.509) is not supported in this Kleopatra installation"). Suggested workaround (checking "allow clients to mark...") does not help. Kubuntu 10.04, Kleopatra 2.0.12.
I don't know if it helps: the same certificate can be imported by "gpgsm --import"; it then is printed by "gpgsm -k". However, kleopatra does not show it even after import to gpgsm. I thought kleopatra is just a frontend for GPG - why it cannot import the same certificate that gpgsm can?
For me the import via gpgsm worked. However, note that it does not work when you change the password: there is an evil bug in gpgsm currently which prevents you to change the password. http://marc.info/?l=gnupg-users&m=126451730710129&w=2 After installing a patched version in Kubuntu everything worked fine.
This also works fine for me with gpgsm 2.0.19 and kleopatra from KDE 4.10 As the last comment also says this worked and there were no comments in over two Years i guess this was fixed upstream in gpg.