On Sun, 7 Jul 2019 13:16:56 -0500 Nate Bargmann <[email protected]> wrote:
Hello Nate,
>That is a good question! I have been collecting public signatures for
>many years via gpg. Yours, in particular, is one that shows as expired.
I wouldn't be able to use it if it were expired: I found out the hard
way - by forgetting the expiry date, and being told about it. I had to
take crash course in altering key expiry dates (IOW; I searched the
internet for how-tos) and then uploaded the newly updated key to the
server network.
Time to update a few keys, I think. Please read Teemu Likonen's post
about polluted keys. Shouldn't be a major problem (only a handful are
known to be poisoned) but better to be safe than sorry.
>I suppose this is one time I shouldn't have shot from the hip? :-D
We've all done it. ;-)
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