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Robin Cooper wrote:
> I feel like this ia a dumb question, but I can't seem to find the
> commands in my docs or the WinPT program.
>
> How can I revoke a signature I have added to someone else's key?
>
- From the command line:
gpg --edit-key
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From man gpg:
"To revoke a subkey or a signature, use the --edit command."
Provided you didn't sign that key using the nrsign command, you can
still revoke your own signature.
It could look like this:
$ gpg --edit-key [key ID]
>Command revsign
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From man gpg:
"To revoke a subkey or a signature, use the --edit command."
Provided you didn't sign that key using the nrsign command, you can
still revoke your own signature.
It could look like this:
$ gpg --edit-key [key ID]
>Command revsign
On Fri Aug 12 2005; 14:52, Robin Cooper wrote:
> commands in my docs or the WinPT program.
>
> How can I revoke a signature I have added to someone else's key?
Right now this is not possible via WinPT. It supports to delete
signatures, but not to revoke them.
The code is almost available, I jus
I feel like this ia a dumb question, but I can't seem to find the
commands in my docs or the WinPT program.
How can I revoke a signature I have added to someone else's key?
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