On Sun, Jan 11, 2015 at 11:43 AM, Brian Dolbec <dol...@gentoo.org> wrote: > Of the remaining devs, only 16 keys total pass the GLEP 63 > requirements. More info can be found in the First-Use wiki page [4]
If you just create a gpg key with 5yr expiry and otherwise-default options, typing a larger number into the keysize prompt, do you get a compliant key? The guides talk about editing your gpg.conf, and it looks like the tool does it for you, but is any of that necessary to generate a compliant key? I'd prefer raw gpg commands and not a script that automates everything. Would this work: gpg --gen-key option 2 - DSA and Elgamal size 3072 (the max) expires 5y Enter your name, email, and passphrase. I've been putting off generating a new key until this all settles down, and would prefer to mess with it as infrequently as possible. Most likely I'll just switch to Gentoo-dedicated key for the tree. -- Rich
