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userdoc:mail [2017-11-23 16:25]
mricon
userdoc:mail [2017-12-11 22:13]
mricon
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 <​code>​ <​code>​
-gpg2 --quick-add-uid [keygrip] '​Firstname Lastname <​username@kernel.org>'​ +gpg2 --quick-add-uid [keyid] '​Firstname Lastname <​username@kernel.org>'​ 
-gpg2 --send-keys [keygrip]+gpg2 --send-keys [keyid]
 </​code>​ </​code>​
  
-To find out your keygrip, you can run:+To find out your keyid, you can run:
  
 <​code>​ <​code>​
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 ==== The kernel.org Web Key Directory ==== ==== The kernel.org Web Key Directory ====
  
-We publish the Web Key Directory (WKD) for all accounts, so once you add the kernel.org uid to your public key, people will be able to obtain your key automatically if they use an email client that supports automatic WKD key retrieval. If they use the default TOFU trust mechanism, the key retrieved from kernel.org will be automatically marked as trusted.+We publish the [[https://​wiki.gnupg.org/​WKDHosting|Web Key Directory (WKD)]] for all accounts, so once you add the kernel.org uid to your public key, people will be able to obtain your key automatically if they use an email client that supports automatic WKD key retrieval. If they use the default TOFU trust mechanism, the key retrieved from kernel.org will be automatically marked as trusted.
  
 To check which key we have in the WKD, you can run the following command: To check which key we have in the WKD, you can run the following command:
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