suggestions surrounding key generating

[Frank Tobin]

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Stefan H. Holek, at 11:51 +0100 on Thu, 9 Nov 2000, wrote:

> This of course depends on the policy. IMHO 2 years is a reasonable
> lifetime for a key that gets used. But if this default expiration is
> mainly intended to prevent screwed up keys to linger around forever, I
> would recommend to make it rather short and advise users to change it when
> they are positive their key is the way they want it.

The idea is to let it be a short, but reasonably useful expiration.  I
think 1 year is a good balance.

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Frank Tobin		http://www.uiuc.edu/~ftobin/
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