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Sorry for the delay. I just tried this and I cannot reproduce. I ran pius -r ./<keyring> -A -s $keyid, signed 5 keys, and said n to the rest and 9 signed UIDs from all 5 keys were in the out directory. Can you still reproduce this on modern PIUS? And if so, can you please provide debug output?
Ran command:
$ pius -r somekeyring.gpg -A -s 0xSomeid
Expected result:
/tmp/pius_out containing signed keys
Actual result:
/tmp/pius_out contained only 2 random signed uid-s instead of all found in the keyring
If command ran is:
$ pius -r somekeyring.gpg -A -s 0xSomeid -e -o /tmp/signed_keys
Actual result is as expected:
All signed and encrypted signed UID-s are stored in /tmp/signed keys.
As I did not run with -o but without -e, so I'm not sure whether this bug is triggered by the missing -o or the missing -e parameter.
Version used:
pius-2.0.7 on Debian Wheezy (armhf), but apparently this is not fixed in later versions either.
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