> @rjh: I guess you will now remark about random_seed, but I don't think
> tha this is anymore an issue with modern versions. The entropy
> gathering changed quite a bit in the 2.2 and we may eventually remove
> that file. (Due to the new JitterRNG which is sufficient on Windows and
> the faster
On Thu, 9 Jan 2020 13:01, Mark said:
> Thanks for the explantion of the new public key format. If I understand
> it correctly, the old system was like a flat file an this new one is
> more like an indexed database that allows faster lookups.
Right. The keybox format includes meta data so that t
Robert,
Thanks for the explantion of the new public key format. If I understand
it correctly, the old system was like a flat file an this new one is
more like an indexed database that allows faster lookups.
On 1/7/2020 12:37 AM, Robert J. Hansen wrote:
>> I'm still a bit confused on the changes i
Damien,
Thanks for the explanation on the keygrips. That makes sense why it is
some "random" set of characters. I understand (I think) it is acting
like a place marker but still trying to understand the why part.
I guess I need to export my keys to make it accessible to other apps
that use PGP
On Wed, 8 Jan 2020 21:37, Andrew Gallagher said:
> Have you tried changing the subkey expiry? Or does that reuse the same hash?
That is what I would also suggest. The expire sub-command is useful for
all such things. It should always use the current default digest
algorithms.
Regarding the SH
