key expiration

[CL Gilbert]

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I never got a solid answer to this.  Does anyone know??

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Thank you,


CL Gilbert
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CL Gilbert wrote:
| Originally I made my key years ago with pgp.  later imported into gpg.
| Then I updated the expiration of the main key.  its a DH/DSS pair.  But
| while gpg seems to think the main key no longer expires, the PGP still
| shows the original expire date when I import the key from various
| servers.  I know the servers have updated because they include a new
| encrypting key since the old encrypting key was expiring with the main
key.
|
| didi I miss something?  Why is my main key still showing as expiring
| soon as opposed to 'never?'
|
|
|

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