lost id on keyserver

[Raja Saha]

Hi,

I am using Debian 10. My key was verified... I think you are right. At
that time (~3yrs back) I more worried about spam from publishing it on
the keyserver.

I'm pretty sure that is what it is. I didn't verify my email. Since I
was using the same machine to know more about gpg, it wasn't a problem,
it was reading my keyring.

Thank you! I would have never figured it out.

Cheers!



On Thu, 2022-02-10 at 14:50 +0000, Andrew Gallagher via Gnupg-users
wrote:
> On 10/02/2022 13:23, Raja Saha wrote:
> > I created the subkey, output it to a file and imported it to gpg on
> > working dir. Then I sent the key to the keyserver, gpg --send-keys
> > *****. After that when I searched the keyserver by my email it,
> > there
> > was no key. When I searched by my key
> > F01D54EDAEB1700EBEDE6FC6C0A9DE3BFEFD07E2 (now revoked) it was
> > there.
> > When I imported it, it didn't have a mail id.
> 
> What OS are you using? The default keyserver depends on your linux 
> distro, and the default in Debian-based distros (keys.openpgp.org) 
> doesn't serve userIDs by default. If you published your key there
> and 
> then imported it into a different keyring, it wouldn't have come
> with 
> the userID unless you went through their email verification procedure
> first.
> 
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