sig2dot GPG/PGP Keyring Graph Generator
sig2dot.pl can be used to generate a graph of all of the signature relationships in a GPG/PGP keyring, like those resulting from keysigning parties, or the Debian Keyring (of all Debian developers). It converts the output of "gpg --list-sigs" to a .dot file, which is a graph definition that can be rendered by springgraph or graphviz. sig2dot is released under the GPL. Download: sig2dot.pl (Also av
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Creating a new GPG key | Ana Guerrero Lopez
I wanted to renew my GPG key for some time and after reading the latest news, I finally have generated a new key today. pub 4096R/6AA15948 2009-05-10 Key fingerprint = 7A33 ECAA 188B 96F2 7C91 7288 B346 4F89 6AA1 5948 uid Ana Beatriz Guerrero López <ana@ekaia.org> uid Ana Beatriz Guerrero López <[email protected]> sub 4096R/2497B8B2 2009-05-10 Since I tend to forget this stuff, I am blogging all the
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