bug#12696: 24.2.50; epa bug with gpg-agent

[Andreas Schwab]

Daiki Ueno <ueno@unixuser.org> writes:

> set up (one is DSA used for signing and one is ElGamal used for
> encryption):
>
>  - Richard Stallman (Chief GNUisance) <rms@gnu.org>
>  - 624DC565135EA668 1024bits DSA
>       Created: 2001-03-05
>       Capabilities: sign certify authentication
>       Fingerprint: 6F818B215E159EF3FA26B0BE624DC565135EA668
>  - 879A7C37B1B10ED6 1024bits ELGAMAL_E
>       Created: 2001-03-05
>       Capabilities: encrypt
>       Fingerprint: 04C26DD3834A1AB3A3CAB2D4879A7C37B1B10ED6

That is normal, the second one is a subkey of the first one.  Nowadays
gpg always creates such a subkey and it should handle that
transparently.

Andreas.

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