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Hi, |
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glad it's now working for you. In the meanwhile we are looking into issues with the European Gentoo server 😉 |
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> And FWIW this sentence is a little misleading if the SKS refresh |
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> frequency is zero =) |
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> The SKS keyserver pool can take much longer to replicate over the |
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> keyserver network, while the Gentoo developer tooling explicitly |
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> checks the Gentoo keyserver pool with a much higher frequency. |
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What do you mean exactly? |
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For Gentoo tooling, only Gentoo keyservers are important and Gentoo no longer synchronizes with any other pool. |
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However, developers should still upload keys to public pools, like the SKS keyservers, so others can find the key in case they want to verify checksum or securely exchange encrypted/signed messages with Gentoo developers. |
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Regards, |
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Thomas |
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