Open graphiclunarkid opened 10 years ago
+1 definitely could be a neat feature.
+1
I couldn't find the ticket, but I'm positive this was suggested numerous times before. I'm pretty sure it's already on the ToDo list.
This key expiry monitoring should be possible via CLI and GUI. Announcing the closing expiry date would be also appreciated - could be configurable option.
I set expiry dates for my gpg keys as safety cut-outs in case I lose access to them and their revocation certificates. When the expiry dates approach I just extend them further into the future and then re-publish my public keys.
I can do this in keybase using
keybase push -u
however neither the success message nor the output ofkeybase status
shows any different output. This is because the only change is the date - and that information isn't displayed.I think it would be useful to include the expiry date in the output of
keybase status
and in the web interface so that people who maintain expiry dates can see these are being updated.Current behaviour:
This is all exactly as it looked before I pushed the update so I can't verify the key on the server has the new expiry dates.
Desired behaviour: