Retaining expired sigs
Nicolas Rachinsky
list at rachinsky.de
Sun Mar 20 23:32:06 CET 2005
* David Shaw <dshaw at jabberwocky.com> [2005-03-20 13:37 -0500]:
> Seriously, think about it:
>
> non-revocable sig 1-Jan-2000
> expiring sig 2-Jan-2000 (expires 10-Jan-2000).
>
> Now, say it's January 3rd. According to what you want, the signature
> that gets used is the 2-Jan-2000. Then, suddenly, on 10-Jan-2000,
> when that signature expires, the 1-Jan-2000 signature is used.
>
> End result: there is always a signature.
>
> According to what actually happens, the signature that is used is
> 1-Jan-2000.
>
> End result: there is always a signature.
>
> I suggest that if it bothers you all that much, you pretend that it's
> doing what you want. It's not like there is a way to tell the
> difference.
What about different Levels (sig1..sig3) of signatures? If the first
one is sig3 and the second one sig1 and min-cert-level>1 there would
be a difference.
Nicolas
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