Le jeudi 16 dÃcembre 2004 Ã 21:54 +0100, Kyrre Ness Sjobak a Ãcrit : > tor, 16.12.2004 kl. 21.23 skrev Hans de Goede: > > Hi, > > > > Some time ago I've done attempts of packages for svgalib on yodl, before > > this I didn't really have a need for pgp, so I didn't use gpg. I've done > > a few (signed) test releases of packages for svgalib and yodl, but those > > got stuck in the QA queue. After this I turned my attention to some > > other projects (xmame mainly). > > > > Then some time ago I decided that I wanted to try again to get those > > package through the QA queue, and ... oops I forgot my gpg password :| > > > > See I thought, hmm this is going to be an important password letts think > > up a new one (mistake!), used it a couple of times then didn't use it > > for a few months and now BUMMER! > > > > sounds familiar > > > Seeing how Fedora-Extras is really shaping up now I really would like to > > become an active community member (not a good start this) and do some > > packaging. > > > > Now I've already submitted my gpg key to: pgp.mit.edu. > > I could ofcourse just nuke my current .gpg dir and start from scratch > > since not many people have my public key already, but then my old key > > would still be registered at pgp.mit.edu . > > > > The faq at pgp.mit.edu also doesn't make me happy (at all) anything I > > can do? > > > > I'm already quite embaressed about this as it is, so no that is SO > > stupid replies please. > > > > Thanks & Regards, > > > > Hans > > I'm in the same pos, only nobody exept RH translation project know about > my key... That's why you should always time-limit your keys. Extending them by another year every 12 months is a lot easier than trying to rescue a lost key. Regards, -- Nicolas Mailhot
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