using an expired GPG key with ssh

[Marko Bauhardt]

>> 
>> But the question i have is, will `ssh-add` or `monkeysphere subkey-to-ssh-agent` will fail when my GPG subkey is expired?
> 
> Quote (using nroff):
> The  monkeysphere  commands work from a set of user IDs to deter‐
> mine acceptable keys for ssh  and  TLS  authentication.   OpenPGP
> keys are considered acceptable if the following criteria are met:
> The key must have the ‘authentication’ (‘a’) usage flag set.  The
> key  itself  must  be valid, i.e. it must be well‐formed, not ex‐
> pired, and not revoked.  The relevant user ID must be signed by a
> trusted identity certifier.

Thanks. This is what i searched for. I should read the manual more precisely ;)

> 
> 
> According to the gnupg.info manual it is possible to use the gpg.agent
> "as a drop-in replacement" for the ssh-agent (and I'd prefer doing
> that)

I know that. But i saw not really an advantage to using the gpg agent, except of the using of TTL’s for keys i want to add.
What are your points to use the gpg-agent instead the ssh-agent?



Thanks for your comments
Marko


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