Re: kmail2: ValidTrustedOpenPGPEncryptionKey: bad validity 0

Rainer Dorsch <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.kde.users.pim
Organization @home
Message-ID <1913679.R5rzlPcoZl@blackbox>
Some more information after enabling more debug information in kdebugdialog:

kmail2(7520) Sonnet::Highlighter::slotRehighlight: 
Highlighter::slotRehighlight()
kmail2(7520) CodecAction::mimeCharsets: current item 0 "Default"
kmail2(7520) Message::ComposerViewBase::send: Plain text
kmail2(7520) Message::ComposerViewBase::readyForSending: Entering 
readyForSending
kmail2(7520) Message::ComposerViewBase::generateCryptoMessages: filling crypto 
info
kmail2(7520) Kleo::KeyResolver::lookup: ( " 
"5E6C4AF9363C97A6F820C2E68CE05F3307F3EDC0" ", false )
kmail2(7520) Kleo::KeyResolver::lookup:  returned 1 keys
kmail2(7520) Kleo::KeyResolver::lookup: ( " 
"5E6C4AF9363C97A6F820C2E68CE05F3307F3EDC0" ", true )
kmail2(7520) Kleo::KeyResolver::lookup:  returned 1 keys
kmail2(7520) Kleo::KeyResolver::lookup: ( " "[email protected]" ", false )
kmail2(7520) Kleo::KeyResolver::lookup:  returned 1 keys
kmail2(7520) Kleo::KeyResolver::resolveEncryptionKeys: resolving enc keys
kmail2(7520) Kleo::KeyResolver::resolveEncryptionKeys: checking primary: 
"[email protected]"
kmail2(7520) Kleo::KeyResolver::lookup: ( " "[email protected]" ", false )
kmail2(7520) Kleo::KeyResolver::lookup:  returned 1 keys
kmail2(7520) Kleo::KeyResolver::resolveEncryptionKeys: got # keys: 1
kmail2(7520) Kleo::KeyResolver::resolveEncryptionKeys: set key data: 0 0 15
kmail2(7520) ValidTrustedOpenPGPEncryptionKey: bad validity 0 
kmail2(7520) ValidTrustedOpenPGPEncryptionKey: bad validity 0 
kmail2(7520) ValidTrustedOpenPGPEncryptionKey: bad validity 0 
kmail2(7520) Kleo::KeyResolver::resolveEncryptionKeys: got commonFormat for 
primary recipients: 15
kmail2(7520) Kleo::KeyResolver::resolveEncryptionKeys: sizes of encryption 
items: 0 1 0 0
kmail2(7520) Message::ComposerViewBase::generateCryptoMessages: done resolving 
keys:
kmail2(7520) Message::ComposerViewBase::generateCryptoMessages: got resolved 
keys for: ("[email protected]")
kmail2(7520) Message::Util::selectCharset: Chosen charset "iso-8859-1"
kmail2(7520) Message::MainTextJobPrivate::encodeTexts: Done.
kmail2(7520) Message::MainTextJob::doStart: Making text/plain
kmail2(7520) Message::ContentJobBasePrivate::doNextSubjob: Calling process.
kmail2(7520) Message::SinglepartJobPrivate::chooseCTE: Settled on encoding 
"quoted-printable"
kmail2(7520) Message::ContentJobBase::slotResult: A subjob finished. 0 more to 
go.
kmail2(7520) Message::ContentJobBasePrivate::doNextSubjob: Calling process.
kmail2(7520) Message::ContentJobBasePrivate::doNextSubjob: Calling process.
kmail2(7520) Message::SignJob::process: creating signJob from: "OpenPGP" "gpg"
kmail2(7520)/libkleo Kleo::QGpgMEProgressTokenMapper::map: "-&21" 63
kmail2(7520)/libkleo Kleo::QGpgMEProgressTokenMapper::map: "-&21" 63
kmail2(7520) Message::Util::composeHeadersAndBody: making MIME message, 
format: 2
kmail2(7520) Message::Util::composeHeadersAndBody: processed header: "Content-
Type: multipart/signed; boundary="nextPart1665648.0QVPzcpOmU"; micalg="pgp-
sha1"; protocol="application/pgp-signature"
"
kmail2(7520) Message::ContentJobBasePrivate::doNextSubjob: Calling process.
kmail2(7520) Message::SinglepartJobPrivate::chooseCTE: Settled on encoding 
"7bit"
kmail2(7520) Message::ComposerPrivate::startEncryptJobs: starting enc jobs
kmail2(7520) Message::ComposerPrivate::startEncryptJobs: format: 2
kmail2(7520) Message::ComposerPrivate::startEncryptJobs: enc data: 1
kmail2(7520) Message::ComposerPrivate::startEncryptJobs: got first list of 
recipients: ("[email protected]")
kmail2(7520) Message::ContentJobBasePrivate::doNextSubjob: Calling process.
kmail2(7520) Message::EncryptJob::process: got backend, starting job
kmail2(7520) Message::Util::composeHeadersAndBody: making MIME message, 
format: 2
kmail2(7520) Message::Util::composeHeadersAndBody: processed header: "Content-
Type: multipart/encrypted; boundary="nextPart7653334.LCVWLLRn98"; 
protocol="application/pgp-encrypted"
"
kmail2(7520) Message::ContentJobBasePrivate::doNextSubjob: Calling process.
kmail2(7520) Message::SinglepartJobPrivate::chooseCTE: Settled on encoding 
"7bit"
kmail2(7520) Message::ComposerViewBase::slotSendComposeResult: compose job 
might have error error 1 errorString "Allgemeiner Fehler"
kmail2(7520) Message::ComposerViewBase::slotSendComposeResult: other Error.
kmail2(7520)/kdeui (KNotification) KNotificationManager::close: 227
kmail2(7520) Message::ComposerViewBase::slotSendComposeResult: compose job 
might have error error 1 errorString "Allgemeiner Fehler"
kmail2(7520) Message::ComposerViewBase::slotSendComposeResult: other Error.
kmail2(7520)/kdeui (KNotification) KNotificationManager::close: 232
kmail2(7520) Message::ComposerViewBase::slotEmailAddressResolved: Started a 
composer for sending!

Rainer

On Sunday 11 August 2013 20:42:58 Rainer Dorsch wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> after generating a new OpenPGP key with a greater keysize than my old one, I
> get inside kmail2 when I press send:
> 
> Could not compose message: Allgemeiner Fehler
> 
> On the console, I get:
> 
> kmail2(6265) ValidTrustedOpenPGPEncryptionKey: bad validity 0
> kmail2(6265) ValidTrustedOpenPGPEncryptionKey: bad validity 0
> kmail2(6265) ValidTrustedOpenPGPEncryptionKey: bad validity 0
> kmail2(6265)/libkleo Kleo::QGpgMEProgressTokenMapper::map: "-&21" 63
> kmail2(6265)/libkleo Kleo::QGpgMEProgressTokenMapper::map: "-&21" 63
> 
> Did NSA sneak some code into kmail2, which rejects sending email with 4096
> byte keys ? ;-)
> 
> Any hint is appreciated.
> 
> Thanks,
> Rainer
-- 
Rainer Dorsch
Lärchenstr. 6
D-72135 Dettenhausen
07157-734133
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