PGP Keyservers Featuring Download over HTTP?
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My company's firewall blocks keyservers on port 80, and a few of the distributions that I'm hoping to support don't feature HKPS yet for fetching over TLS.
Are there keyservers out there that offer a simple download of a given key over HTTPS? For instance, I can fetch my own personal key which is on keybase at https://keybase.io/naftulikay/pgp_keys.asc
Are there resources out there for getting a key over HTTPS without using the keyserver protocol? I'm writing Ansible so it's easy enough to get things over HTTPS.
https pgp keyserver
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My company's firewall blocks keyservers on port 80, and a few of the distributions that I'm hoping to support don't feature HKPS yet for fetching over TLS.
Are there keyservers out there that offer a simple download of a given key over HTTPS? For instance, I can fetch my own personal key which is on keybase at https://keybase.io/naftulikay/pgp_keys.asc
Are there resources out there for getting a key over HTTPS without using the keyserver protocol? I'm writing Ansible so it's easy enough to get things over HTTPS.
https pgp keyserver
asked Feb 14 at 18:15
Naftuli KayNaftuli Kay
12.5k56161256
add a comment |
My company's firewall blocks keyservers on port 80, and a few of the distributions that I'm hoping to support don't feature HKPS yet for fetching over TLS.
Are there keyservers out there that offer a simple download of a given key over HTTPS? For instance, I can fetch my own personal key which is on keybase at https://keybase.io/naftulikay/pgp_keys.asc
Are there resources out there for getting a key over HTTPS without using the keyserver protocol? I'm writing Ansible so it's easy enough to get things over HTTPS.
https pgp keyserver
asked Feb 14 at 18:15
Naftuli KayNaftuli Kay
12.5k56161256
My company's firewall blocks keyservers on port 80, and a few of the distributions that I'm hoping to support don't feature HKPS yet for fetching over TLS.
Are there keyservers out there that offer a simple download of a given key over HTTPS? For instance, I can fetch my own personal key which is on keybase at https://keybase.io/naftulikay/pgp_keys.asc
Are there resources out there for getting a key over HTTPS without using the keyserver protocol? I'm writing Ansible so it's easy enough to get things over HTTPS.
https pgp keyserver
https pgp keyserver
asked Feb 14 at 18:15
Naftuli KayNaftuli Kay
12.5k56161256
asked Feb 14 at 18:15
Naftuli KayNaftuli Kay
12.5k56161256
asked Feb 14 at 18:15
Naftuli KayNaftuli Kay
12.5k56161256
asked Feb 14 at 18:15
Naftuli KayNaftuli Kay
12.5k56161256
asked Feb 14 at 18:15
Naftuli KayNaftuli Kay
12.5k56161256
12.5k56161256
add a comment |
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