Hi everybody, I generated a GnuPG certificate but I see that I have two self-signatures for each of my userID:
gpg> check uid John Doe <[email protected]> sig!3 ABCD1234 2015-06-18 [self-signature] sig!3 ABCD1234 2015-06-14 [self-signature] uid John Doe <[email protected]> sig!3 ABCD1234 2015-06-18 [self-signature] sig!3 ABCD1234 2015-06-14 [self-signature] uid John Doe <[email protected]> sig!3 ABCD1234 2015-06-18 [self-signature] sig!3 ABCD1234 2015-06-14 [self-signature] Here is how I proceeded: I generated a key (which generated an encryption subkey automatically). I added 2 userID. I added a signature subkey. So I let only my 2 subkeys (so, E and S) on my laptop as recommended on a website I read. (I also added an authentification subkey because I’d like to test a ssh/gpg setting later). So my questions are: Did I proceed correctly or did I miss a recommended step ? Why I have 2 self-sig on each of my userID and is it a problem ? And, if so, how to proceed to remove one of them ? I think that maybe I see two self-signature because I created two signature keys: The main key which is for signature and certification (SC), plus the signature subkey I added. Thank you for your help, Tboy. _______________________________________________ Gnupg-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnupg.org/mailman/listinfo/gnupg-users
