[Pkg-anonymity-tools] Bug#756193: --import-ownertrust

[Patrick Schleizer]

I agree, this should be fixed. It's possible. But needlessly difficult.

I don't have python code for this, but this is how gpg-bash-lib [1]
(written by me) does it. Should give you an idea how the import command
could look like.

gpg_bash_lib_internal_primary_key_fingerprint="$(gpg_bash_lib_function_key_file_to_first_primary_fingerprint
"$gpg_bash_lib_internal_key")"

      echo "$gpg_bash_lib_internal_primary_key_fingerprint:6:" | \
         gpg \
               --no-options \
               --ignore-time-conflict \
               --homedir "$gpg_bash_lib_input_temp_folder" \
               --import-ownertrust \
               1>/dev/null \
               2>/dev/null

Cheers,
Patrick

[1] https://github.com/Whonix/gpg-bash-lib