PGP trust paths : Alexander Faul → Ruediger Ranft

from	stats  Alexander Faul <alexander.at.selfnet.de>
to	stats  Ruediger Ranft <_rdi_.at.web.de>
find	reverse path
see also	paths image by wotsap

0	C66D2245  stats  Alexander Faul <alexander.at.selfnet.de> #5374 signs
1	2E922B73  stats  Alexander Faul <alexander.at.afaul.de> #4657 signs
2	8DCA7789  stats  Damian Philipp <damian.philipp.at.gmx.net> #3614 signs
3	1B519A32  stats  Raymond Czerny <chip.at.raymisoft.de> #11524 signs
4	9B752A6D  stats  Ruediger Ranft <_rdi_.at.web.de> #1295

0	C66D2245  stats  Alexander Faul <alexander.at.selfnet.de> #5374 signs
1	DE3FD49C  stats  Alexander Faul <alexander.at.wh-netz.de> #2095 signs
2	65D0FD58  stats  CA Cert Signing Authority (Root CA) <gpg.at.cacert.org> #2 signs
3	FD37B537  stats  Jacco J.C. de Leeuw <jacco2.at.dds.nl> #965 signs
4	4DD9D1C4  stats  Marcus Wolschon <Marcus.at.Wolschon.biz> #1632 signs
5	9B752A6D  stats  Ruediger Ranft <_rdi_.at.web.de> #1295

• no other disjunct paths found ; the from key (C66D2245) has signed only 2 keys

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    <INPUT TYPE=RESET   NAME=reset  VALUE="reset">
    </FORM>

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