Revoking a key with revoke cert
Neil Williams
linux at codehelp.co.uk
Mon Nov 17 18:55:49 CET 2003
On Monday 17 Nov 2003 10:33 am, Jens Kubieziel wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a key with a forgotten passphrase (0x738FECB0) and want to revoke
> this with the inherent revoke certificate. I did a "gpg --import cert"
> and gpg told me that it imported one revoke cert. But when I look at that
> key there is no indication (like [revoked] or something else) that this
> key is really revoked. So how can I see if this key is really revoked?
gpg --list-sigs keyid
or if there are a lot of sigs by keys not in your keyring,
gpg --check-sigs keyid
The top line will indicate [revoked].
Or, if you edit the key, the trust level will be indicated with R at the end.
trust: n/r
Try with:
0x2801834D
It's a revoked key on the keyservers that once belonged to a friend of mine.
>
> Thanks
0x738FECB0 hasn't been exported as revoked yet, I can't check using that.
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