Hello Faramir !
Faramir <faramir...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> A much more time later I saw, that my elgamal still has got an
>> expiration date and I can not find anything how I could change it.
> gpg -edit--key 7A5A6CC7 (press enter)
> key 1 (press enter -this will select the subkey to edit)
> expire (press enter -this will tell gpg you want to modify the
> expiration date)
> and then, select the new expiration time. 0 means it will never expire,
> (n)w means it will expire in n weeks... gpg will show you the
> available
> options.
> Once everything is ok, use the 'save' command to save the changes, and
> all you need to do after that, is to send your public key to your
> friends (or to upload it again to keyservers) in order to let them know
> your subkey is not going to expire.
Special attention should be payd to V3 and V4 sigs, that implies keys
expiration.
--
Laurent Jumet
KeyID: 0xCFAF704C
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