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In
<MDAEMON-F199807261353(_dot_)AA534751MD13160(_at_)local(_dot_)crypto(_dot_)net>,
on 07/26/98
at 01:53 PM, Cypherlist-watch-owner
<cypherlist-watch-owner(_at_)joshua(_dot_)rivertown(_dot_)net> said:
On Sun, 26 Jul 1998 12:25:53 +0200, Christoph Moser wrote:
Name KeyID
Jon Callas 0xF12927A9
Public-Key Encrypted Session Key Packet
KeyID : 11 30 C6 76 C0 95 F2 72
Symmetrically Encrypted Data Packet
But only the KeyIDs of Bontchev and Zimmermann fits to the ones that
the PGP 5.5i implementation shows. And these two keys are RSA keys - the
others are DSA keys. Why that ?
Don't forget DSS/DH keys are exactly that - two key pairs. The output is
correct (just used Jon Callas to illustrate)
Key Type: DSS Key ID: 0x7DF9C2E6F12927A9 User: Jon Callas
<jon(_at_)pgp(_dot_)com>
Key Type: DH Key ID: 0x1130C676C095F272 User: Jon Callas
<jon(_at_)pgp(_dot_)com>
Just as a side note I believe that PGP Keys (pgpk for the *nixers) only
operates with the keyID's of the signature keys. I don't think that you
can directly reference the encryption sub-key with the 5.x version of PGP.
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