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openpgpkey - Create and verify RFC-TBD OPENPGPKEY DNS records

Authors

       Paul Wouters <pwouters@redhat.com>

Bugs

       none known

Description

       openpgpkey generates RFC-7929 OPENPGPKEY DNS records. To generate these records for older nameserver
       implementations that do not yet support the OPENPGPKEY record, specify --outputgeneric to output the
       openpgpkey data in Generic Record (RFC-3597) format. Records are generated by taking all keys with the
       specified email address associated with it from the user's local GnuPG keychain.

       Verification of OPENPGPKEY records is done by comparing the keyid and fingerprint of the OPENPGPKEY
       obtained from DNS with the version in the local GnuPG keychain.

Examples

       typical usage:

       openpgpkey --fetch paul@nohats.ca > paul.pubkey

       openpgpkey --verify paul@nohats.ca

       openpgpkey --create paul@nohats.ca

Name

       openpgpkey - Create and verify RFC-TBD OPENPGPKEY DNS records

Options

--fetch
           Fetch an OPENPGPKEY public key record from DNS

       --create
           Create an OPENPGPKEY DNS record

       --verify
           Verify a public key from the local GPG keyring with the OPENPGPKEY DNS record

       --resolvconf FILE
           Specify a custom resolv.conf file (default: /etc/resolv.conf)

       --output rfc | generic | both
           Output format of OPENPGPKEY record. "OPENPGPKEY" for rfc, "TYPE61" for generic (default: generic)

       If neither create or verify is specified, create is used.

Requirements

       openpgpkey requires the following python libraries: unbound, gnupg and argparse. It also requires gnupg
       which provides the gpg command.

See Also

Syntax

       openpgpkey [--fetch | --verify] [--insecure] [--resolv.conf/PATH/TO/RESOLV.CONF] user@domain

       openpgpkey [--create] [--insecure] [--resolv.conf/PATH/TO/RESOLV.CONF] [--output{rfc,generic,both}]
       [--uid<uid>] [--keyid<keyid>] user@domain

See Also