Hi Martin, gpg2 --keyserver pgpkeys.eu --search 77576125A905F1BA returns 

gpg: data source: http://pgpkeys.eu:11371
(1)     PAUSE Batch Signing Key 2024 <pause@pause.perl.org>
        PAUSE Batch Signing Key 2023 <pause@pause.perl.org>
        PAUSE Batch Signing Key 2003 <pause@pause.perl.org>
        PAUSE Batch Signing Key 2005 <pause@pause.perl.org>
        PAUSE Batch Signing Key 2007 <pause@pause.perl.org>
        PAUSE Batch Signing Key 2009 <pause@pause.perl.org>
        PAUSE Batch Signing Key 2017 <pause@pause.perl.org>
        PAUSE Batch Signing Key 2019 <pause@pause.perl.org>
        PAUSE Batch Signing Key 2021 <pause@pause.perl.org>
        PAUSE Batch Signing Key 2022 <pause@pause.perl.org>
        PAUSE Batch Signing Key 2011 <pause@pause.perl.org>
        PAUSE Batch Signing Key 2015 <pause@pause.perl.org>
          1024 bit DSA key 328DA867450F89EC, created: 2003-02-03
Keys 1-1 of 1 for "77576125A905F1BA".  Enter number(s), N)ext, or Q)ui
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In reply to Re: Where do I find the current PAUSE batch signing key? by Perlbotics
in thread Where do I find the current PAUSE batch signing key? by martin

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