signing should be disabled when key is already signed
Submitted by Marco Pallotta
Link to original bug (#571660)
Description
This bug has been reported here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/seahorse/+bug/304551
I imported a public key that I have verified so I signed it (after typing my gpg pwd). I verified this in the trust tab of the properties key. The fact is that the "sign" button is still active and this is misleading. Moreover if I re-sign the key seahorse shows me again the sign window but this time without re-typing the passwd.
Other information: Once a key is signed you souldn't have the ability to sign it again, is misleading. If you want to revoke a sign you should only press the button "revoke a signature". The only valid reason that you could have to sign a key again is to change some parameter as "how carefully have you checked this key? How other will see this signature"? But why not to place these options outside the signature window? Why have I to select how carefully have I checked the key? If I sign a key it means that I have verified the ownership of that key (I think the options "not at all" "casually" "very carefully" are only a personal memo that don't affect the signing process).
Version: 2.22.x