-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
wilfred@wilnux5:~> gpg -k 1584B2AF
pub 2048R/1584B2AF 2015-05-01
uid [ unknown] Andrew Leary <andrew.leary@tvcconnect.net>
uid [ unknown] Andrew Leary <ajleary@comcast.net>
uid [ unknown] Andrew Leary <ajleary19@gmail.com>
sub 2048R/9C29ABDE 2015-05-01
Is that still valid?
pub 2048R/1584B2AF 2015-05-01
uid [ unknown] Andrew Leary <andrew.leary@tvcconnect.net>
uid [ unknown] Andrew Leary <ajleary@comcast.net>
uid [ unknown] Andrew Leary <ajleary19@gmail.com>
Is that still valid?
The passphrase for that key (along with the revocation certificate) were lost in a hard drive failure on the laptop that used to run my Linux system. Please delete that key from your keyring, as I won't be using it.
My current keys (including the revocation certificate and passphrase)
are backed up in several places, including an encrypted .ZIP file
stored on a separate system.
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