Peter Thomas wrote: > On really last addition on this (promised :-) ): > I tried to mix up keys with new and old packet header types. > Is it desired that gnupg simply converts them back to old packet > headers (if possible) without any notice to the user? > > What will keyservers do when someone uploads a key with e.g. old > packet headers,... that's already there, but just with new packet > headers?
I imagine that would depend on the individual keyserver code and how the
author(s) read the RFC at the time the code was created.
The code is available. Help yourself.
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