-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 On Wed, 2019-03-06 at 22:33 -0800, Todd Fleisher wrote: > If I understand your statement, if you are trying to remove bad data from a > key that’s already in the network that is not possible. Once it’s in the > network you can only append new attributes to the key, you cannot remove > existing data from it. It’s basically a one-way street. >
I understand the bad data from a key issue, but I believe this is different than that historical discussion. What I'm seeing is bogus key data, that serves no key purpose, and corrupts the sks output. If the bogus key data can't be removed, than at a minimum sks shouldn't choke on it. - -Jim P. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iQIzBAEBCgAdFiEECPbAhaBWEfiXj/kxdRlcPb+1fkUFAlyBEkgACgkQdRlcPb+1 fkXw8A//ewp8wvDAGcUqY2s0CNRPJkX+H+2rVISrfmMcRtSn4oIGL1ojuFbPEt8X S4lcRT36cvhRTWqAH6p2LKcEEnkyJ2lc4VGY36u4+qXrY+E8ovU/MF5kAOVbBKM5 PHFwQXCdk+cM9enfkwN7Ws0dxqHbtXn6AZKoRp9pzKmE4rI6ROjz6gKPfYvvuDwa 14YVEfQyVfO+dtY3Yr0/YfSxiEy6qxUHwruF1f6EXk2t4W1iTMzG+3QHgjTHoeSS T8PvbcBhHCzYY5qrJYIUzr32i2nM0VpNAalJrHTNTW9G5SbgLSdVPaQbyKH01AhG M98qzYAxcoRpbqFDYfim+KPNa9zo9ftcaYELKSQ0ItxT80YcYX3c1Afx91KY+6Go TzEK3Eth9YAG+cphP56pMdRQMNXZMV97rjLA1XqvArH0EfglwySp4XQkkPxDfX63 oVRf22c0QDsOZfhjkSkoX6qfhXWwzqgG+XNRTwbiPL0z6ADK2bOvWTEAnVvs4HJO Zx50OF0t+l9ido/1+h7LPovts7gfogn4ORQoDUrmuQRcZlAe0lE7Xfn1vH1Mv05g iqQJt7Njz50vyr15pJVK+/Y/692T0lxjv5u4DYaE1LlSwXi2LNK+YTNZYlkOJ/7g K63Bd+9JOFRPMg0li9GphyG5FcuX63R4HWjXE8fMW/AgENpAjBs= =ASn0 -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- _______________________________________________ Sks-devel mailing list Sks-devel@nongnu.org https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/sks-devel