revoke key problems
Brian Minton
minton@csc.smsu.edu
Thu Nov 22 18:23:02 2001
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On Thu, Nov 22, 2001 at 07:38:07AM -0800, George Schoelles wrote:
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> You can't revoke a key without the secret key from a backup. The
> key-servers only store public keys.
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which is what he has done. He already created the revocation when he mad=
e the
old key. =20
> On Thu, 22 Nov 2001 12:04:19 -0200 (BRST)
> Joel Franco Guzm=E1n <joel@gds-corp.com> wrote:
> JFG> 1) install gnupg
> JFG> 2) create a new certificate: gpg --gen-key
> JFG> 3) import the old: gpg --keyserver www.pgp.net --recv-key XXXXXXXX
> JFG> 4) gpg --import revkey.asc //This is the revocation key that i
> JFG> //generated when i created the old key.
> JFG> //i had print this before
> JFG> gpg: Total number processed: 1
> JFG>=20
> JFG> Then, what is the next step now?
> JFG> i want to revoke the my old key and send this information to the
> JFG> keyservers.
You should have revoked your key by doing this. to verify it, do:=20
gpg --check-sig XXXXXXXX
(where XXXXXXXX is the keyid of your old key)
if it shows up as [revoked] then you should just send the complete key to=
the
keyservers:
gpg --send-key XXXXXXXX
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