1994-12-26 - Re: Moving from 1024-bit -> 2048-bit key.

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From: grmorgan@freenet.vcu.edu (Greg Morgan)
To: entropy@IntNet.net
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From: grmorgan@freenet.vcu.edu (Greg Morgan)
Date: Mon, 26 Dec 94 11:07:25 PST
To: entropy@IntNet.net
Subject: Re: Moving from 1024-bit -> 2048-bit key.
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>
>Once I've generated a 2048-bit key, how can I update my key on the 
>keyservers?
>

First you need to generate a key revocation for your old key
and post that to the servers.  Then just email your new key to
the server.

I think the command to revoke a key is PGP -kr <key ID>
but check the manual/help files to be sure...  I haven't had to
revoke a key yet so that's why I'm a little fuzzy.

Later... Greg Morgan

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