Correction (that's what I get for not checking the configs first!): it
was classified as "safe" and therefore sent an internal peer.
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We're currently running a somewhat complex split architecture in order
to mitigate the SKS "key of death" problem.
The request above was probably classified as "unsafe" and sent to one of
our internal peers (we're using a whitelist rather than a blacklist).
I've forwarded the email you sent me di
It appears this may have regressed. As of today,
http://keyserver.ubuntu.com:11371/pks/lookup?op=stats again only shows
gossip peers within canonical and keys from other keyservers are not
making their way into the Ubuntu keyserver.
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Gossip Peers
boquila.canonical.com 11370
cassava.canonical.co
Yes, keyserver.ubuntu.com seems to be working properly now.
http://sks-keyservers.net/status/ shows the canonical.com keyservers as
properly configured and operational. The keyserver.ubuntu.com
configuration and daily statistics look reasonable. The original
reporter's key seems to have propagat
http://keyserver.ubuntu.com:11371/pks/lookup?op=stats seems to show a
bunch of gossip peers now. Is this closeable?
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keyserver.ubuntu.com does not seem to synchronize with other important
keyservers (MIT in particular)
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For what it is worth, if there is a need for proper peers to the central
network, feel free to email me at the address for http://pool.sks-
keyservers.net:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x16E0CF8D6B0B9508 (
0x6b0b9508 ) and I'll add esperanza.canonical.com or
barbadine.canonical.com to the membersh
keyserver.ubuntu.com's status page indicates that its only "Gossip
Peers" are other machines within canonical.com. It is apparently not
properly configured for synchronization with other the Internet
keyservers (explaining why it doesn't show updates to keys uploaded
elsewhere or propagate keys up
I also confirm that keys pushed (only) to keyserver.ubuntu.com do not
seem to propagate.
I also note that keyserver.ubuntu.com is not listed on http://sks-
keyservers.net/status/ which may be pertinent here. I have contacted
the maintainers of that site to ask that that it be added.
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keyserve
Setting to confirmed since my key has been on the ubuntu key server for
more than a month. It only appeared on the MIT key server when I pushed
it there yesterday.
** Changed in: ubuntu-website
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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keyserver.ubuntu.com does not seem to synchronize with othe
This bug persists.
Just a few days ago, there was an e-mail on the official Kubuntu-users
reflector (message gra4j5$iv...@ger.gmane.org) telling someone to get
key 9423A34CCA967634 from keyserver.ubuntu.com.
A search on pgp.mit.edu indicates that that key has not been propagated
to the keyserver
N7DR - are you still encountering this problem? if so, I'll report it to
the Ubuntu sysadmins. if not, please close the bug.
Thanks
** Changed in: ubuntu-website
Status: New => Incomplete
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keyserver.ubuntu.com does not seem to synchronize with other important
keyservers (MIT in partic
No, this is not a problem with the Ubuntu Distribution, rather, it is a
problem with the website.
In any case, keys _I_ submit to the Ubuntu keyserver seem to make their
way to MIT...
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keyserver.ubuntu.com does not seem to synchronize with other important
keyservers (MIT in particular)
https:
Why was this marked "invalid"???
I waited for quite a long time and then manually added this key to the
MIT server, because there's no point in a public key that's not
available on the usual network of public keyservers.
Do you mean that the problem has been fixed and the Ubuntu keyserver now
syn
** Changed in: ubuntu
Status: New => Invalid
** Also affects: ubuntu-website
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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