On Thursday, March 05, 2009, at 10:14AM, "gerry_lowry (alliston ontario
canada)" wrote:
>David Shaw wrote, in part:
>
>You can have one subkey for encryption, one subkey for signing, and
>leave your primary key for certification.
>
>This lets you do tricks like keeping your primary
On Thu, Mar 05, 2009 at 12:14:24PM -0500, gerry_lowry (alliston ontario canada)
wrote:
> David Shaw wrote, in part:
>
> You can have one subkey for encryption, one subkey for signing, and
> leave your primary key for certification.
>
> This lets you do tricks like keeping your prima
David Shaw wrote, in part:
You can have one subkey for encryption, one subkey for signing, and
leave your primary key for certification.
This lets you do tricks like keeping your primary key offline.
This is useful as the primary key is the most "valuable" key (since it can
mak
On Mar 5, 2009, at 4:48 AM, Dirk Zemisch wrote:
Hi,
i'm just had some trouble with my keyrings and after all recovery
etc. a
lot of keys I earlier received are gone.
But a lot of them are named in the sigs of my own key. Is there a
possibility to read out all key-IDs from the sigs and impor
On Mar 5, 2009, at 4:22 AM, Felipe Alvarez wrote:
Me again. Sorry to sound newbish. I've googled, but I haven't found
anything quite as detailed enough for me to grasp the 'whole
forest' (so to speak). My question is regarding 'subkeys.' Let me
know if I am getting the wording/terminology
Hi,
i'm just had some trouble with my keyrings and after all recovery etc. a
lot of keys I earlier received are gone.
But a lot of them are named in the sigs of my own key. Is there a
possibility to read out all key-IDs from the sigs and import the related
keys from a keyserver? Maybe someone her
Me again. Sorry to sound newbish. I've googled, but I haven't found anything
quite as detailed enough for me to grasp the 'whole forest' (so to speak).
My question is regarding 'subkeys.' Let me know if I am getting the
wording/terminology incorrect.
I understand that when I 'gen-key' I create a '
