* Christian Perrier <bubulle@debian.org> [2009-08-04 14:24-0400]: > Quoting Micah Anderson (micah@debian.org): > > > 3. Do the following for loop: > > > > $ for keyid in `ls | cut -d. -f1 | sort | uniq` > > do > > GNUPGHOME=~/.caff/gnupghome gpg --export-options export-minimal --export $keyid > /tmp/$keyid.key > > GNUPGHOME=~/.caff/gnupghome gpg --delete-key $keyid > > GNUPGHOME=~/.caff/gnupghome gpg --import < /tmp/$keyid.key > > caff --no-download $keyid > > done > > > That *rocks*. It saves the most painful part of the process, as > described by other posters: the "delsig" part....which is a plain PITA > when people have like 11 identities which 100 signatures each (hello > Simon!). > > Micah's trick is a killer.... It convinced me to finally *do* the > re-signature process, after a few attempts (which explains why I > spammed some of you folks with signed keys...:-)) Really the credit goes to dkg who taught me that method for stripping all signature packets from a key, except for your self-signed ones. micah
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