Thus spake Ron Farrer ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > Basically what I would like to do is have GNUPG request a key from > keyring.debian.org and if it's not found then try > seattle.keyserver.net.
An alternate, somewhat-similar suggestion would be to use
seattle.keyserver.net as your keyserver but do this in your options
file:
keyring /usr/share/keyrings/debian-keyring.gpg
keyring pubring.gpg
Then you could make use of the Debian-provided keyring, which falling
back to your regular keyring as well as using it for key downloads.
Not sure how debian-keyring.gpg compares with the keyserver though...
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