On Wed, 13 May 2009 08:48:55 Jake Bellew wrote: > Possibly, while learning to use gpg I created two keys that I have > ultimate trust with but I'm not sure. How can I remove them from my > trustdb since I don't really know how they ended up there? When I started out with gpg, I created and destroyed many private keys. i was very careful not to use them seriously, only to mess with on my private home suse box. I didn't upload them, and I didn't sign any documents with them. I didn't share them with anybody. I destroyed many, and made new ones, until I was comfortable with how gpg worked, and how (a)symmetric crypto works, etc.
Hopefully you have not uploaded your public key to a public keyserver. To delete your own private/public keys try [gpg --delete-secret-and- public-key yourem...@address.com] Felipe
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