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<title>This simple perl script takes the output of gpg --list-keys --verbose,</title>
<updated>2004-01-21T04:04:55Z</updated>
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<email>atatat</email>
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<published>2004-01-21T04:04:55Z</published>
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which lists all the keys in your public key ring, along with all
their signatures, and converts it to a di-graph in "dot" language
form.

The graphviz package can turn the description into a graph you can
look at to see who has signed whose key, or how far it is from your
key to someone in Reykjavik, etc.
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