PGP trust paths : Randolph R. Russell → Red Hat Global Learning Services

from	stats  Randolph R. Russell <rrr.at.redhat.com>
to	stats  Red Hat Global Learning Services (Key Authority) <training.at.redhat.com>
find	reverse path
see also	paths image by wotsap

0	B04CC2D6  stats  Randolph R. Russell <rrr.at.redhat.com> #11957 signs
1	E1F9D56B  stats  Chuck Mead (Instructor, GLS) <csm.at.redhat.com> #20234 signs
2	25AFA662  stats  Marc Curry <mcurry.at.redhat.com> #20456 signs
3	2C2024B9  stats  Red Hat Global Learning Services (Key Authority) <training.at.redhat.com> #30104

0	B04CC2D6  stats  Randolph R. Russell <rrr.at.redhat.com> #11957 signs
1	98BE78B8  stats  Henry Maine <hmaine.at.redhat.com> #20408 signs
2	82E00780  stats  Robert Locke (Instructor) <rlocke.at.redhat.com> #30092 signs
3	2C2024B9  stats  Red Hat Global Learning Services (Key Authority) <training.at.redhat.com> #30104

0	B04CC2D6  stats  Randolph R. Russell <rrr.at.redhat.com> #11957 signs
1	3BD0F247  stats  Brad Smith <brads.at.redhat.com> #19654 signs
2	221D06FF  stats  Steve Bonneville <sbonnevi.at.redhat.com> #12716 signs
3	2C2024B9  stats  Red Hat Global Learning Services (Key Authority) <training.at.redhat.com> #30104

0	B04CC2D6  stats  Randolph R. Russell <rrr.at.redhat.com> #11957 signs
1	1182C6E2  stats  Scott McBrien (I own everything signed with this key, no wait, I'm not Google) <smcbrien.at.redhat.com> #25022 signs
2	921495E4  stats  Bowe Strickland <bowe.at.redhat.com> #22439 signs
3	ECE16009  stats  George Hacker (GLS) <ghacker.at.redhat.com> #16653 signs
4	2C2024B9  stats  Red Hat Global Learning Services (Key Authority) <training.at.redhat.com> #30104

• no other disjunct paths found ; the to key (2C2024B9) has only 4 signatures

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