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On Wednesday, 27. June 2001 16:23, tvollmer-ml@gmx.de wrote:
> When you send an email to a recipient with a invalid key, gpg throws
> an error and doesn't crypt the mail.

What's an invalid key? A key which has expired?

> When this happens within kmail, shouldn't be there a message to the
> user and the mail not send?

Of course. In the meantime you should turn on the "Show ciphered/signed 
text after composing" option which can be found in the PGP 
configuration. Then you'll notice if the encryption didn't work.
> At the moment the mail is sended unencrypted without notification.

Regards,
Ingo
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