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Hi


On Sunday 16 October 2011 at 3:24:01 PM, in
<mid:[email protected]>, Andy Bennett wrote:


> Does anyone have a view on what the keyservers' web
> interface has to say on the matter?

> http://pgp.mit.edu:11371/pks/lookup?op=vindex&search=0x387A76957EBA75FF

> Specifically, the red "revok" lines on the primary ID
> and both subkeys.


When I look at that, I see that two of the five User IDs have been
revoked and that both subkeys have been revoked.



> Given that I assume Ben downloaded my key from one of
> those keyservers, I imagine the key itself is valid...

Looks OK to me. The master key is not revoked, has no expiry date and
the key has some User IDs that have not been revoked.


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Best regards

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