linux-kernel - New GPG key

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Date:	Thu, 26 Sep 2013 12:19:53 +1000
From:	Stephen Rothwell <sfr@...b.auug.org.au>
To:	linux-next@...r.kernel.org
Cc:	LKML <linux-kernel@...r.kernel.org>
Subject: New GPG key

Hi all,

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA256

I have just generated a new daily use key as my previous key is about
to expire.  This new key is signed by my old key, my signing key and my
tag signing key.  I have clear signed this message with both my new and
old keys.

I will begin using this new key to sign/encrypt stuff from later today.
This is just a heads up in case anyone notices the change.

This is my new key:

pub   4096R/2BED9C15 2013-09-26 [expires: 2015-12-15]
      Key fingerprint = 8049 83EF 2613 1EF8 71AA  03DF C0D3 6BC2 2BED 9C15
uid                  Stephen Rothwell <sfr@...b.auug.org.au>
sub   4096R/1DFDD986 2013-09-26 [expires: 2015-12-15]

This is my old key (expires on October 3):

pub   4096R/945F9144 2011-10-04 [expires: 2013-10-03]
      Key fingerprint = 5F52 1C5A DE65 8803 821C  2819 40B1 98F3 945F 9144
uid                  Stephen Rothwell <sfr@...b.auug.org.au>
sub   4096R/1E1967B3 2011-10-04 [expires: 2013-10-03]

Both keys should be in the key servers.
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v2.0.21 (GNU/Linux)
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=pjRe
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

-- 
Cheers,
Stephen Rothwell                    sfr@...b.auug.org.au
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