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

[Nick Andriash]

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Hello Len Sassaman,

On Friday, October 05 2001 at 01:09 PM PDT, you wrote:

> It's been in RFC 2440 all along. I had support for it added to NAI's
> Keyserver 7.0, but the PGP clients aren't (AFAIK) able to set it.

Bear with me for a minute Len: I presume that the flag set by GnuPG (and
hopefully one day by PGP) works in concert with the inherent ability of
the KeyServer itself to recognise that flag? I have looked at RFC 2440
but on initial glance, it's somewhat technical nature makes it difficult
for me to read the relevant section that defines those flags. Can you
point me to that section, and/or give a very quick explanation as to
what that flag entitles the Key Owner to do or not do?


- -- 
Nick

   -=N.J. Andriash | Courtenay, B.C. Canada=-
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