set --trust-model=always when encrypting
Otherwise gpg may prompt to verify if we want to encrypt to users who do not have a defined trust level. But, the participants setting explicitly listed them, so we know we want to encrypt to them. closes #3
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ENCRYPT()
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ENCRYPT()
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gpg --batch --force-mdc --compress-algo none --passphrase-fd 3 -c 3<<EOF
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gpg --batch --force-mdc --compress-algo none --trust-model=always --passphrase-fd 3 -c 3<<EOF
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$1
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$1
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EOF
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}
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if isnonnull "$Conf_signkey"; then
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if isnonnull "$Conf_signkey"; then
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set -- "$@" -u "$Conf_signkey"
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set -- "$@" -u "$Conf_signkey"
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fi
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fi
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gpg --compress-algo none -se "$@"
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gpg --compress-algo none --trust-model=always -se "$@"
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}
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}
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# $1 is the match for good signature, $2 is the textual signers list
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# $1 is the match for good signature, $2 is the textual signers list
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