On Wed 2016-06-01 13:46:28 -0400, Bob Henson wrote:
> On 01/06/2016 6:32 pm, Hakuch wrote:
>> are there any possibilities to create rules for public key attaching?
>> Currently, I send always my public key to everyone, even if I sent it
>> already 2000 times to a specific person.
>
> Why not just put your key number in your signature and let them get it
> from a keyserver if they want it?
* some people don't want their keys on the keyservers unless they've
been revoked.
* not everyone has access to a keyserver (i've recently recieved mail
from someone asking for my key by mail because at work they can't get
through to the keyservers)
* some people fetch their mail, disconnect, and read and respond to it
while offline, so having the local key is handy.
I agree that keeping some state (or being able to infer state) about
whether your peer likely has your key would be a useful thing. I'm not
sure what the right rules would be to make this relatively seamless and
not-confusing, though.
--dkg
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