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In
<199801011939(_dot_)LAA08279(_at_)s20(_dot_)term1(_dot_)sb(_dot_)rain(_dot_)org>,
on 01/01/98
at 11:39 AM, Hal Finney <hal(_at_)rain(_dot_)org> said:
What is packet type 14? You seem hung up on the idea that it is a
signature packet. It's not! Look at section 4.3:
Yes, after a good nights sleep and some help from Patrick I was able to
figure it out.
Part of my mental block was I *knew* that there should have been a sig
packet following the userID packet.
As far as the striping of the signatures:
I did a pgpk -x [keyID] -o [outfile]
The signature packets should have been retained in the extracted key in
the outfile but for some reason they were striped.
I have not been able to isolate the exact triger for this happening as I
have latter done the same operation and had the sig packets retained.
IMHO I can not see any reason for a sig packet to be removed from a key
unless they are flaged as non-exportable or the user explicitly removes
them.
This seems to be some type of bug in the 5.0i code as I have had other
problems with the pgpk code from this build (b8a).
BTW any ideal what setting a key as "axiomatic" does??
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