On 25/05/2026 10:01, marqueandreprisal--- via Gnupg-users wrote:
The key is displayed in this screenshot attached. Perhaps I can also post the appended revocation packets which seem to only revoke the primary key.
The screenshot attached appears to show two subkeys - one is a signing subkey that is revoked and one an encryption subkey that is not. But the signing subkey appears to have the same fingerprint as the primary, which should not happen.
How would I go about doing that with gpg2?
gpg --armor --export a3ed3c7160b7e73f > revoked-key.asc And then attach the file to your reply. Thanks, A
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