newbie question #2: how to calculate web of trust

[Adrian 'Dagurashibanipal' von Bidder]

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On Mon, 2003-02-17 at 00:46, Lucas Gonze wrote:

> then do --edit on an individual key to=20
> see the computed trust value.

IIRC --list-keys --with-colons also shows the trust values - the format
is easily machine-parseable, so you could write some easy scripts to
display trust values for specific keys.

And (since you're saying you're a newbie): don't forget to run gpg
--update-trustdb from time to time, so you can assign owner trust values
to the imported keys (read up on the difference key trust <-> owner
trust if that's new for you, too).


cheers
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