>> "Daiki" == Daiki Ueno <ueno@gnu.org> writes:

   > Uwe Brauer <oub@mat.ucm.es> writes:
   >> "Your Digital ID name cannot be found in the underlying security system" 
   >> 

   > Try adding "include-certs -1" to ~/.gnupg/gpgsm.conf.

When I do this and restart my system, epg changes its behavior when
sending encrytp+sign messages: it no longer asks me via the gpgsm
(pinentry interface) for my password, but sends the message indeed
encrypted and signed. (I'd prefer to have to write my passwd).

In any case, I opened the already sent mails, the xemacs and the kmail
one (which are in my gmail sent folder) with xemacs and wrote the
epg-debug into a file.

I did this with and without the "include-certs -1" option, so I attach 4
files.
I also noted a another misbehavior I never encountered. After I opened
these messages epg did not allow me to send encrypted message or open
other encrypted messages. I attach the bug traces in a different
message.

thanks

Uwe Brauer