From kde-bugs-dist  Mon Nov 07 19:04:02 2005
From: bj () altern ! org
Date: Mon, 07 Nov 2005 19:04:02 +0000
To: kde-bugs-dist
Subject: [Bug 115858] Secret passphrase appears in adressbook
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------- Additional Comments From bj altern org  2005-11-07 20:03 -------
My god! Are you trying to make me have a heart attack?

I just checked the code and I see no way in which this could happen. The only interaction between KGpg and KAddressBook is in the Key Management window, where you have the option to create a new contact from a key (in the Keys Menu), but it just sends the email address and name of the key through a dcop call. It doesn not transmit any pgp data, nor does ask any passphrase during this operation. I see absolutely no way in which KGpg could be responsible for these entries in your Addressbook.

Please try the "create new contact in Address Book" option from the Keys menu of the Key Management window and see if there is anything strange appearing in the newly created address book entry.

By the way, did you compile Kgpg by yourself ? Otherwise, where did you get it from ?

This issue surely requires a serious investigation, but as I said, I have no clue for the moment.

regards