How to remove 'unwanted' sig from my public key?

[David Shaw]

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On Fri, Oct 05, 2001 at 12:54:27PM -0700, Nick Andriash wrote:

> Hello David Shaw,
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> On Friday, October 05 2001 at 11:02 AM PDT, you wrote:
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> > OpenPGP has a notion of a "only owner may modify" flag so keyservers
> > will only accept updates from the key owner (presumably the key server
> > update would be signed by the key in question).  Most keyservers don't
> > support this flag yet, but GnuPG does set it (in fact there is no way
> > to unset it).
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> Now that's interesting to know. Is this flag something that the
> KeyServer Administrators have to agree with first... implement... or is
> the flag by itself all that is necessary. We have been wanting Owner
> control over our own Public Keys for a long time, and this is indeed
> welcome news. Is this something new, as I've never heard it mentioned
> before?

The keyserver administrators have to be running software that looks
for this flag and then enforces the rule.  Nothing forces a keyserver
to do this except the social convention in the RFC (that is, there is
nothing in the math that enforces this - it's just a request by the
key owner).

I don't know exactly now new it is, but the flag has existed at least
since 1998 as it is mentioned in RFC2440.

The HKP keyservers do not support it.  I understand that some of NAI's
LDAP key servers do support it, but don't know which.

David

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