Re: Request to extend - General resolution: LLM usage in Debian

Stefano Zacchiroli dijo [Fri, Aug 07, 2026 at 09:34:06AM +0200]:
>Thanks for raising this Gunnar, I've been bitten by it in the past :-)
>
>Is there a way for people to check the current expiration date of their
>key copy *in the keyring used by devotee*? That would be very helpful.
>
>(In my case, I was bitten by the fact the keyring copy was not
>up-to-date wrt where I was checking myself, so having a way to check *on
>devotee* side would have been a real plus.)

I think the following does the trick:

     $ KEYID=0x2404C9546E145360 # Naturally, replace for your own
     $ TMPDIR=$(mktemp -d)
     $ sq network keyserver search $KEYID --server hkps://keyring.debian.org --cert-store $TMPDIR --quiet
     $ sq cert list $KEYID --cert-store $TMPDIR
     $ rm -rf $TMPDIR

Expired keys will output a “Warning: ($keyid) is unusable: No binding
signature at time ($curr_time), because Policy rejected non-revocation
signature” to STDERR.

Of course, you could beautify this, but just for checking you key's status
in the keyring, it should do the trick 🙃

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iQq/AQD2iJ69F/ImY6VhbCxmpUwc3vZruO2dOl0hR8+6/ePpeAD/YwRTAMWBdp2i
tLoVnyoO4qhKJEX+UFONkYzfqhq/Cg8=
=RREa
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