Re: Expiring UID

Ok,.. my answer to this is a little bit late but here it is ... ;-) It's not that I see a desperate need for the feature, it just seemed an interesting omission, and I wondered what the reason was. I'm surprised that compatibility is a problem - I assumed it would be done by having the self-sig

Re: back signatures

David Shaw wrote: No, they have their own type. They are 0x19. I should have read on before asking,.. sorry ;-) Chris. begin:vcard fn:Mitterer, Christoph Anton n:Mitterer;Christoph Anton org:Munich University of Applied Sciences;Department of Mathematics and Computer Science adr;quoted-pri

Re: back signatures

Hi. Took a while but now I've time to answer. David Shaw wrote: Ah,... I see,.. but is this problem only limited to signing subkeys? It should be, right? Because the primary is protected by the selfsigned user id? Or is there another reason? (just want to check if I'm slowly understand how

Re: back signatures

I've just found out that 0x19 is not specified by rfc2440... Isn't that a dangerous way if gnupg add its own things to it? Chris. begin:vcard fn:Mitterer, Christoph Anton n:Mitterer;Christoph Anton org:Munich University of Applied Sciences;Department of Mathematics and Computer Science adr;quote

Re: USB tokens instead of smartcards

Hi. When I use an USB token instead of a "normal" smartcard reader do I still need special software (e.g. pcscd and so on) or is gnupg enough. Best wishes, Chris. begin:vcard fn:Mitterer, Christoph Anton n:Mitterer;Christoph Anton org:Munich University of Applied Sciences;Department of Mathema

Re: Keytypes and changing them

Ivan Boldyrev wrote: Which SSH implementation does support it? It seems OpenSSH does not (at least I can't understand how to do it). I think you can do it via gpg-agent. Unfortunately I couldn't find any documentation right now. :-( Chris. begin:vcard fn:Mitterer, Christoph Anton n:Mitter