>Note that the ability to replace an old key with an updated one and
>not syncing with other public servers go together. You can't have key
>replacement if you sync, since the old key can come back from a server
>that hasn't done the replacement.
I am a bit cautious about key uploading on servers
On Thu, Oct 27, 2005 at 12:13:27PM +0200, Realos wrote:
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> >> If I like to remove my signature from a certain key and/or uid, what is
> >> the best approach to that? Does it make sense to revoke the signature or
> >> just delete it? I find both of these commands in "gpg" software but am
> >> uncl
>Not TRUE, I have 2 Keys listed on BL with the same email address.
>However they have different BL assigned passwords, so they are Separate
>Listings!
So, you have some difference on uids for these 2 keys? Like different
entry in name or description?
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Realos
Realos wrote:
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> Replacing an old key with updated one seems to be possible with
> biglumber and such other servers. Such servers have the disadvatage of
> not syncing with other public servers and only allowing one public key
> per email address.
>
> Are there any other drawbacks of Biglumber
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Realos wrote:
>>>If I like to remove my signature from a certain key and/or uid, what is
>>>the best approach to that? Does it make sense to revoke the signature or
>>>just delete it? I find both of these commands in "gpg" software but am
>>>unclear
>> If I like to remove my signature from a certain key and/or uid, what is
>> the best approach to that? Does it make sense to revoke the signature or
>> just delete it? I find both of these commands in "gpg" software but am
>> unclear what to use.
>
>You need to revoke the signature once you have
On Thu, 20 Oct 2005 12:15:24 +0200, Realos said:
> I did not spot any comprehensive documentation on the web about what
> kind of key-update different keyservers allow.
They always merge keys.
> If I like to remove my signature from a certain key and/or uid, what is
> the best approach to that
