Hi, Christian
>
> And, actually, we deployed our own (hkp://keyserver.dcc.sib.swiss:80)
keyserver, which I am trying to access. But can't for some reason I do
not understand.
I can connect to that server from here, but it appear to contain only 85
keys. Did you import a dump, or is it meant to be internal-only?
Desperately searching for hours now… I am NOT able to run following
command:
>
gpg --keyserver hkp://keyserver.dcc.sib.swiss:80 --keyserver-options no-self-sigs-only,no-import-clean --search-keys <any-key>
>
Always getting following output:
>
gpg: error searching keyserver: No keyserver available > gpg: keyserver search
failed: No keyserver available
In the title of this thread however, you report "Network is
unreachable". Are you getting both errors? "Network unreachable" is
usually a network routing issue.
What happens if you run the following in your terminal?
host keyserver.dcc.sib.swiss
ping keyserver.dcc.sib.swiss
host keys.openpgp.org
ping keys.openpgp.org
Changing keyserver does not help. I've tried
/ipv4.pool.sks-keyservers.net/ as well. Because the command takes
some time to return, I would assume that it is still trying to do
something. What could be the reason? How to fix it?
The pool algorithm doesn't include a test for server capacity, so it is
common to get directed to a node running a single-threaded SKS instance,
which can lead to long timeouts. Try testing against pgpkeys.uk,
pgpkeys.eu and keyserver.trifence.ch instead. If it times out on all of
those, then I would suspect a network issue, either a bad routing table
or a firewall DROP rule.
I am using v2.2.27, installed via Homebrew
(https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/blob/HEAD/Formula/gnupg.rb) on
Mac OS X Big Sur.
Did you ever install from gpgtools.org or only homebrew?
Andrew
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