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Right. Well, Don't create a GPG key with the master key being RSA;
pgp.mit.edu and other places don't support it. Which really sucks.
Anyway, I'm going to create a new DSA 1024bit master key now,
and until then I'll sign this with my old key, which hasn't expired (yet).
I really hate pgp.mit.edu for this, but eh. DSA 1024bit is probably
not as strong as RSA 4096. The theory for having a master signing key
of 4096 bits is it gives much more time for it to fall for cryptoanalysis,
and that I could have subkeys that lasted only a few months, that
would have less bits
(and so not take an age to sign something), and would leave it very
hard for cryptoanalysis to break
things... That was the theory, anyway.
Righto. Anyway, once i get my keyship straightened out, how would you
folks like to have
a GPG keysigning party? :)
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