Here's my key transition message:
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Hash: SHA1
I, anonym <anonym@xxxxxxxxxxx>, have replaced my OpenPGP key:
Old key:
pub 1024D/D0E64958 2007-06-25
uid anonym <anonym@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Fingerprint: A43A 06A5 C52F 59C2 7ABB B56F A7C1 2CC1 D0E6 4958
New key:
pub 4096R/10CC5BC7 2012-08-21 [expires: 2015-08-21]
uid anonym <anonym@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Fingerprint: 52B6 9F10 A3B0 785A D05A FB47 1D84 CCF0 10CC 5BC7
To fetch my new key you can do:
gpg --keyserver keys.gnupg.net --recv-key 10CC5BC7
If you have signed my old key, feel free to sign the new one once
you have verified the signature. The new key is signed with the old
one, so its authenticity can be verified like this:
gpg --check-sigs 10CC5BC7
Cheers!
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b5sAni8kpiivo/Lhdgn+i0ruqkekB0wu
=Y/bN
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