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| guides:key_management [2025/10/24 18:49] – [Exporting and uploading your public key] kinn | guides:key_management [2025/10/24 18:50] (current) – [Exporting and uploading your public key] kinn |
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| curl "https://1337.berkeley.edu/.well-known/openpgpkey/1337.berkeley.edu/[USERNAME]" | curl "https://1337.berkeley.edu/.well-known/openpgpkey/1337.berkeley.edu/[USERNAME]" |
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| Alternatively, you can fetch keys with a hash of the user's username you want to retrieve. This is typically for machines and requires a few more steps, this method using `gpg` also requires the public key wanted for retrieval to already be in your keyring. Consider using a WKD hashing script on the username section of the email ID if you're trying to retrieve someone else's public key. We'll use Kinn's hash as an example. Run the following. | Alternatively, you can fetch keys with a hash of the user's username you want to retrieve. This is typically for machines and requires a few more steps, this method using `gpg` also requires the public key wanted for retrieval to already be in your keyring. Consider using a WKD hashing script on the username section of the email ID if you're trying to retrieve someone else's public key. We'll use our example user's hash as a demo. Run the following. |
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| >gpg --with-wkd-hash -k oski.bear@1337.berkeley.edu | >gpg --with-wkd-hash -k oski.bear@1337.berkeley.edu |
