Why are my signatures being labelled as bad?
Bob Smits
bob at rsmits.ca
Mon Apr 24 06:07:32 CEST 2006
On Friday 21 April 2006 03:21, Charly Avital wrote:
> A 'bad signature' can be caused by many different factors, one frequent
> cause being a text wrap problem.
>
> When a message is not only signed but encrypted+signed, the encryption
> process *might* write off the cause of a bad signature.
>
> You might try sending a signed message to the list; maybe some clue
> could be found.
>
OK. I'm back at the office tomorrow (Monday) and I'll try it then.
> I have found on the keyservers two keys that seem to belong to you:
> (1) Robert Smits <labour at telus.net>
> 1024 bit RSA key 49E9AF38, created: 2006-04-19
> (2) Robert Smits <labour at telus.net>
> 1024 bit DSA key E7629731, created: 2005-12-31
>
Both are out of date, but so far I can't figure out how to cancel them at the
keyservers.
Bob
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