> Is it possible to develop a keyserver thar uses the same interface as > the current one?
Sort of. > Meaning that GnuPG-Clients don't need to change Yes. > and current keyservers can recon with the new keyservers (since they > are not all upgraded simultaniously)? No. Keyserver reconciliation is 90% of the problem. Fixing this would make it impossible for older keyservers to reconcile with a next-gen design. > Are there any more problems that need to be fixed? Like seriously, > everyone please write the problems they have with SKS. Please, *don't*. We have had this discussion so many times over the past ~15 years that I can't stand to go through it again. Go through the list archives, read those past discussions, and then if you come up with anything new post it to the list. > To answer my first question, I guess that it is possible to implement > a keyserver with the same interface for GPG users that can still > recon with older servers. Let's not make this situation worse by guessing.
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