On Sat, Sep 27, 2003 at 06:32:22PM -0400, Roberto Sanchez wrote: > Rene Engelhard wrote: > | Roberto Sanchez wrote: > | > |>Is there a way to get rid of them from the keyservers? > | > | > | Unless you have revocation certificates for them (what I doubt....), > | no, no way... > > No. I hadn't reached that part of the HowTo before I deleted them. > Will this negatively impact the validity or effectiveness of the > certificate I am using now? As I understand it, no. The only thing that I can see might be annoying is if somebody encrypts something for you, using one of your old test keys. You won't be able to open it, and you'll have to send them a message saying "no, you need *this* key"... Even that probably won't come up, though. Anyone who fetches a key will probably be doing so because they've received a signed message from you, so they'll fetch the public key that matches the key-ID on the signature. Cheers -- ,-------------------------------------------------------------------------. > -ScruLoose- | Religion's in the hands of some crazy-ass people. < > Please do not | - Jimmy Buffet < > reply off-list. | < `-------------------------------------------------------------------------'
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