>> >> But the question i have is, will `ssh-add` or `monkeysphere >> subkey-to-ssh-agent` will fail when my GPG subkey is expired? > > Quote (using nroff): > The monkeysphere commands work from a set of user IDs to deter‐ > mine acceptable keys for ssh and TLS authentication. OpenPGP > keys are considered acceptable if the following criteria are met: > The key must have the ‘authentication’ (‘a’) usage flag set. The > key itself must be valid, i.e. it must be well‐formed, not ex‐ > pired, and not revoked. The relevant user ID must be signed by a > trusted identity certifier.
Thanks. This is what i searched for. I should read the manual more precisely ;) > > > According to the gnupg.info manual it is possible to use the gpg.agent > "as a drop-in replacement" for the ssh-agent (and I'd prefer doing > that) I know that. But i saw not really an advantage to using the gpg agent, except of the using of TTL’s for keys i want to add. What are your points to use the gpg-agent instead the ssh-agent? Thanks for your comments Marko -- Marko Bauhardt [email protected] Bitte schützen Sie meine und Ihre Privatsphäre, nutzen Sie PGP Please protect my and your privacy, use PGP Key ID: 53192101 Fingerprint: DC0F E851 82A3 72E3 7FE1 ACDB 970C FD47 5319 2101
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