I've tried to create a local signature for key F8AFFCB75FDD45C903643D5A238EF63272A88AC0. The kleopatra ui stopped the certify process with following error: The certificate could not be certified. Error: Certificate expired This is weird because the certificate part of the key is still valid (until 2014-15-18) and only the encryption key is expired (which i never wanted to sign anyway) Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Get key F8AFFCB75FDD45C903643D5A238EF63272A88AC0 2. create local signature using kleopatra 3. wait until the actual sign process should start Actual Results: Error "The certificate could not be certified. Error: Certificate expired" Expected Results: Certification successful No output in the gnupg log viewer.
Sorry wrong key id. Correct one was F515D74E6F88CE3B1ADAEC08A468312243FD7307. And small correction: It has expired sign and encrypt keys but also valid ones
Same issue with key F6F709F3E9A6B9FAB010F673B8B27E71C844941D.
Yes. Kleo fails to certify a certificate if one of the subkeys is expired. I've realized it thanks to issue 358392 this bug is about the same problem. In issue 358392 was a bit more activity so I'm closing this one here as a duplicate although the other issue is newer. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 358392 ***