David Shaw wrote:
Was I wanted to know was: How can I get new subkey binding sigs for my
subkey (new: with more recent creation time, and of course with the
"better" hash algorithm)?
You can't, without hacking GPG to do it. It's easier to just make a
new subkey.
Ah,.. too bad :-/
I'v
On Wed, Dec 14, 2005 at 07:02:35PM +0100, Topas wrote:
> David Shaw wrote:
>
> >The procedure you give above will put new self signatures on the key.
> >You can't recreate old ones, but you can delete them. Note that if
> >you have your key on a keyserver, the old self-sigs will come back
> >sinc
David Shaw wrote:
The procedure you give above will put new self signatures on the key.
You can't recreate old ones, but you can delete them. Note that if
you have your key on a keyserver, the old self-sigs will come back
since the keyserver (or really anyone else who has a copy of your
current
On Thu, Dec 08, 2005 at 11:47:42AM +0100, Topas wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I've seen that one can use different hash algorithms for creating
> signatures. The default is SHA-1 I think, but (and correct me if I'm
> wrong) SHA-512 (or even the "smaller" ones) should be more secure.
>
> Ok,.. I've seen that
Hi.
I've seen that one can use different hash algorithms for creating
signatures. The default is SHA-1 I think, but (and correct me if I'm
wrong) SHA-512 (or even the "smaller" ones) should be more secure.
Ok,.. I've seen that one is able to change the used algorithm with the
"--cert-digest-
