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On Mon, Dec 14, 2015 at 6:12 AM, Patrick Lauer <patrick@g.o> wrote: |
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> Why does the official documentation point me at gkeys-gen, which doesn't |
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> work |
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The documentation you linked is a project page for the Gentoo-Keys |
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project. It represents one possible way to accomplish the goal of |
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generating a gpg key. It is not the only possible way to get the job |
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done. |
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The reference on acceptable keys is GLEP 63, which makes no mention of |
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gkeys. I would expect you to be able to operate gpg sufficiently well |
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to generate a key meeting the GLEP specification. If not, you can |
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always ask for help in a support channel. |
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> On a wiki that's horribly broken |
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Your definition of "broken" is rather skewed. You are using |
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non-standard browser addons which block CSS/javascript. It works |
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perfectly well without such addons. |
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Shouting loudly "this is broken" does not make it so. |
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