Re: Desig-revoke
"gnupg.ladder289--- via Gnupg-users" <[email protected]> Wed, 25 Mar 2026 13:28:12 +0000
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Okay, so: 1) With `gpg --expert --full-gen-key` I generate only the main key, 'revoker' only able to certify other keys. 2) Then I add subkeys with `gpg --expert --edit-key revoker`: - ECC subkey to sign - ECC subkey to encrypt - Kyber-1024 subkey to encrypt 3) The same way I create a tbr (to be revoked) key. 4) With `addrevoker` in `gpg --expert --edit-key tbr` I add 'revoker' as a revoker key In this situation desginated revocation doesn't work. While using only ECC, as you have described, revocation works (although gnupg still complains about bad signature). I am using freshly-compiled gnupg 2.5.18. So I guess it has to do with these Kyber keys