On Mon, 22 Aug 2011 18:44, mike_ac...@charter.net said:
result of a search... it would need to first search for the key by
whatever search text was provided, and then search for hits on the
fingerprint... if there is a revoke cert then you want to return that.
Keyservers store one copy of a
some of us use more than one email address. with GPG it is simple to add
a secondary ID to a key and this seems to work quite well.
when a change like this is made it is desirable to update the keyserver.
what happens when you re-upload a key to the keyserver? I hate to think
the keyserver
I was wondering something similar. I have a few keys which I have
invalidated and disabled but there is no way to delete them. I am using
this new key which I have not uploaded because if something happens and
I must re-create the key that will too become just clutter on the server.
On 22/08/2011
On 23/08/11 12:39 AM, Mike Acker wrote:
some of us use more than one email address. with GPG it is simple to
add a secondary ID to a key and this seems to work quite well.
when a change like this is made it is desirable to update the
keyserver. what happens when you re-upload a key to the
