Your key does not meet minimal requirements set forth in GLEP 63 [1]. glep63-check [2] reports: 419CC94155265D89 [Sławomir Lis <lis.slawek@gmail.com>] [E] expire:none No expiration date on public key (<3 years recommended, 5 years max) 419CC94155265D89:ED51C49F388A92E4 [Sławomir Lis <lis.slawek@gmail.com>] [W] subkey:multipurpose Subkey has multiple capabilities enabled (has: [esa]; use dedicated subkeys!) 419CC94155265D89:ED51C49F388A92E4 [Sławomir Lis <lis.slawek@gmail.com>] [E] expire:none No expiration date on public key (<3 years recommended, 5 years max) 419CC94155265D89 [Sławomir Lis <lis.slawek@gmail.com>] [E] subkey:none Having a dedicated signing subkey is required 419CC94155265D89 [Sławomir Lis <lis.slawek@gmail.com>] [W] uid:nogentoo @gentoo.org e-mail not in key UIDs Please revoke that multi-purpose subkey, create *dedicated* subkeys for encryption and signing (I honestly doubt you use auth), set expiration dates according to GLEP 63 and add your @gentoo.org address to UIDs [1]. [1]:https://www.gentoo.org/glep/glep-0063.html [2]:https://github.com/mgorny/glep63-check
New key generated and sent. Key id 0x5A970F6D6B0B4E22
Generating a new key wasn't really necessary. In any case, the new key looks fine. Please don't forget to update LDAP.
Since GLEP 63 has changed, I'm closing the bugs as OBSOLETE.
