* David 'Bombe' Roden <droden at gmail.com> [2006-05-20 11:41:07]:

> On Saturday 20 May 2006 10:26, you wrote:
> 
> > > We could (should?) also include a field for the new URI.
> > imho we shouldn't : the purpose is just to advertize that the key has
> > been blown.
> 
> But we agree on that including a new URI to transparently redirect the 
> user to instead of simply showing "*meep* you're fucked" does increase 
> the user experience, don't we? :)

That's not the problem. Imho we shouldn't allow those SSKs to be redirects.

We can possibly in the revocation message let a pointer to where to find the
new key.

Why don't I want to allow new keys to be stored into revocation keys ? Because
I do trust people I'll give the revocation key enough for revoking my key,
but not enough to give them the private key. So I don't want to allow them to
regen&distribute a new key ;)

otherwise those revocation keys are pointless.

NextGen$

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