Re: Commit pushed to master with unauthorised signature

[Tobias Geerinckx-Rice <me@tobias.gr>]

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Taylan,

So if I needed to send you encrypted mail, I'd have to possess all 
of your current GPG keys and encrypt to all of them?  Thanks for 
the heads-up ;-)  I'm not sure if that's how GPG is supposed to 
work (‘who does’, you say? fair point).

I do know that UIDs like ‘Jessie Doe (professional)’ are 
discouraged because people signing your key would (according to 
GPG logic) be vouching that you are, in fact, professional.

Anyway, you still need to make sure that *all* of your keys are 
available on Savannah.  It seems they are but they've expired.

Taylan Kammer 写道：
> I'm hopping workstations recently, and my general habit is to 
> create new
> keys on each machine I'm using and register them where ever 
> needed.
> (E.g. .ssh/authorized_keys on machines I access, GitHub account, 
> etc.)

Makes good sense for SSH keys.

Kind regards,

T G-R

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