Hi folks,

Someone told me, that he can't verify my key.
You can read this mail and my answer below.
Does anybody know if it is ok, that my key on pgp.mit.edu
differs from my localy stored public key?

cu

lukas

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> I am a big fan of GPG, but not when it doesn't work.  You are the
> only person on the mailing list who I cannot verify.  I downloaded
> your public key from pgp.mit.edu.  I downloaded the only one
> available, which has the same ID as the one that you signed it with.
>
> I have attached a screenshot of the error that Evolution gives me
> when checking your sig.  I also have in the screenshot my Seahorse
> GPG key manager, just to prove to you that I have your key.
>
> Like I said, everyone else's is working, so perhaps you could check
> it out.

That's very strange. I've compared the fingerprint from my key on
pgp.mit.edu with the fingerprint from my key localy stored and
it doesn't differ.
But when I'm get my key from the keyserver in ASCII and compare it
with my local-key then there are some differences.
I don't know if this is normal. I will ask some other users to check
this out.
I attached my local key to this mail. It would be nice if you can tell
me if there is a difference when you try to verify this one.

THX and best regards,

lukas
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