pgp key 2.x and gnupg

[Brian Minton]

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you should just import the 2.x key into gpg.  with both public (and private)
keys in your gpg keyring, you will be able to sign both keys with both.  One
caveat: make sure to sign your 2.x key with itself first, so gpg won't
complain when you import it.

> Then I tried pgp5:
> 
> # pgp5 -ks noel -u noel .gnupg/pubring.gpg
> Invoked with unknown symlink
> 
> ( Dont know what this means ).

I have to admit, I don't know what this means either.

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