$ on_the_cryptographic_keys
I am a man. I am male. This is a blog of a man.
Google translate should translate the verbs in 1st person as masculine
Die Veneris, 20 Martii 2779 AUC • Sol in 29°16′ Piscium
post #2
I have updated the keys due to the domain change - now they refer to tar@tar.dev. Second time was much easier yet I still learnt a lot about nameservers in the process. If you want to send me a PGP encrypted message - feel free to do so!
$ on_registrar
I am a man. I am male. This is a blog of a man.
Google translate should translate the verbs in 1st person as masculine
Die Veneris, 27 Februarii 2779 AUC • Sol in 8°16′ Piscium
post #1
It turns out my registrar's DNS panel supports neither OPENPGPKEY nor RFC 3597, so making a nameserver record for the PGP key is impossible within the panel. Luckily, the support guys are decent and they have added the necessary record with my specifications manually. It would have been nicer to have more freedom with the records. However, I don't want to move to something like Cloudflare unless I absolutely have to. CF is unstable in here. Nonetheless, I'm having fun!