On 27/06/2021 23:39, Russ Allbery wrote:
The control message signing key for the Big Eight hierarchies has changed. >> The new key is 8E181BEF0BE638962C1A5C98FAFE7B550C18C8B7, available from
<https://www.eyrie.org/~eagle/big-8/> and signed with my personal key.
The control message sender and key ID are unchanged.
Why is it not also signed by he Old Key (weak as that may be).
Note that it is handy to keep a copy of the older gpg1 around for documents signed by ancient PGP keys (as control messages for uk.* still are), and gpg1 would still accept the signing of the New Key by the Old Key.
Why is it not also signed by he Old Key (weak as that may be).
Note that it is handy to keep a copy of the older gpg1 around for
documents signed by ancient PGP keys (as control messages for uk.* still are),
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