# wks-utils.txt - gpg-wks-server/-client strings (en)  -*- default-generic -*-
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.server.confirm.body
This message has been send to confirm your request
to publish your key.  If you did not request a key
publication, simply ignore this message.

Most mail software can handle this kind of message
automatically and thus you would not have seen this
message.  It seems that your client does not fully
support this service.  The web page

       https://gnupg.org/faq/wkd.html

explains how you can process this message anyway in
a few manual steps.


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For information on GnuPG see: https://gnupg.org

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.server.publish.congrats
Hello!

The key for your address '${address}' has been published
and can now be retrieved from the Web Key Directory.

For more information on this system see:

  https://gnupg.org/faq/wkd.html

Best regards

  GnuPG Key Publisher


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