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03/10/2006, 14h43

Jeff B wrote:
> Chuck wrote:
>> Jeff B wrote:
>>> Maybe I haven't had my coffee this morning BUT,
>>> if you change the keys, then old documents encoded under KEY1 will not
>>> be decodeable under the new KEY2. Your public key needs to remain
>>> FIXED.
>>
>> Get your coffee. Ssh keys are used to authenticate users to a server.
>> PGP and GnuPG keys are used to encrypt documents. They are similar but
>> not the same.
>
> humiliating

> but of course!
>

Sorry. Didn't mean to humiliate. There's been plenty of times where I've
made similar mistakes.

I have heard rumors of a product that uses the same keys for both
purposes. It was probably on this NG, but I can't remember the name.

03/10/2006, 14h43	#8
Chuck Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: ssh passphrases and sarbanes oxley (SOX) Jeff B wrote: > Chuck wrote: >> Jeff B wrote: >>> Maybe I haven't had my coffee this morning BUT, >>> if you change the keys, then old documents encoded under KEY1 will not >>> be decodeable under the new KEY2. Your public key needs to remain >>> FIXED. >> >> Get your coffee. Ssh keys are used to authenticate users to a server. >> PGP and GnuPG keys are used to encrypt documents. They are similar but >> not the same. > > humiliating > but of course! > Sorry. Didn't mean to humiliate. There's been plenty of times where I've made similar mistakes. I have heard rumors of a product that uses the same keys for both purposes. It was probably on this NG, but I can't remember the name.