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-    * Change the internal representation of keyid into a struct which
-      can also hold the localid and extend the localid to hold information
-      of the subkey number because two subkeys may have the same keyid.
-
-    * Add a way to override the current cipher/md implementations
-      by others (using extensions)
-
-    * Not GnuPG related:  What about option completion in bash?
-      Can "--dump-options" be used for this or should we place the
-      options in an ELF note section?
-
-    * Split key support (n-out-of-m).  Use our own protocol or figure out
-      how PGP does it.
-
-    * add an option to re-create a public key from a secret key; we
-      can do this in trustdb.c:verify_own_keys. (special tool?)
-      Hmmm, we better drop the duplication of the public part and just keep
-      the secrets in the "secring" - this has the additional that we can
-      put those secrets on a hardware token.
-
-    * write a tool to extract selected keys from a file.
-
-    * Change the buffering to a mbuf like scheme?  See Michael's proposal.
-
-    * Keep a list of duplicate, faked or unwanted keyids.
-
-    * The current code has knowledge about the structure of a keyblock.
-      We should add an abstraction layer so that adding support for
-      different certificate structures will become easier.
-
-    * "Michael T. Babcock" <[email protected]> suggested to write
-      an event log so that other software can display a key history or
-      alike with GnuPG results.  This should be connected to the keyrings.
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