Thanks for the tips everyone - it wasn't the silver bullet I was after, but that has given me some clues to investigate. It turned out to be faster to fix my laptop and upload from there :-) I will hopefully get some time to fully investigate what is wrong with the desktop machine soon. On 10/02/2021 01:30, Paul Wise wrote: > On Tue, Feb 9, 2021 at 6:48 PM Ross Gammon wrote: > >> I have an upload stuck in the upload queue due to an expired key, and I >> would like upload my newly unexpired key to the Debian keyservers so >> that it is eventually unblocked. >> >> But I get this error: >> $ gpg -v --keyserver keyring.debian.org --send-key 'fingerprint' >> gpg: sending key 0x<key> to hkp://keyring.debian.org >> gpg: keyserver send failed: Connection refused >> gpg: keyserver send failed: Connection refused > > That command works for me and looks like the correct one according to: > > https://keyring.debian.org/ > >> 6. Today, realise the upload has silently failed due to expired key. >> 7. Extend expiry date of keys forward two more years. > > It is a good idea to set a calendar appointment or at/systemd-run job > to give you a reminder before the date. I'm doing the expiry update 3 > months before my expiry. > > https://riseup.net/en/security/message-security/openpgp/best-practices#set-a-calendar-event-to-remind-you-about-your-expiration-date > >> Any ideas on what configuration I might need to update? > > Maybe look at your firewalls, network or proxy setup, or use wireshark > and tcptraceroute to see what is blocking the connection. Or try > creating a temporary user on your machine, logging in as that, > creating a new key with a test name/email and try sending that to the > server, the result will give some more info on where the problem is. > Also do that from another machine on the same network, or from a > Debian Live system booted on your machine. > -- Regards, Ross Gammon FBEE 0190 904F 1EA0 BA6A 300E 53FE 7BBD A689 10FC
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