<chapt id="user-maint">Maintaining Your Debian Information
- <sect>Maintaining Your Public Key
+ <sect id="key-maint">Maintaining Your Public Key
<p>
Be very careful with your private keys. Do not place them on any
public servers. Back them up. Read the documentation that comes with
<p>
If you add or remove signatures from your public key, or add or remove
user identities, you need to update the key servers and mail your
-public key to <email>keyring-maint@debian.org</email>. The same key
-extraction routines from <ref id="registering"> apply.
+public key to <email>pgp-update@debian.org</email> or
+<email>gpg-update@debian.org</email> (depending on your type of key).
+The same key extraction routines discussed in <ref id="registering">
+apply.
+ <p>
+You can find a more in-depth discussion of Debian key maintenance in
+the documentation for the <package>debian-keyring</package> package.
<sect>Retiring Gracefully
<p>
command-line, and <prgn>build</prgn>, which is a wrapper around
<prgn>dpkg-buildpackage</prgn>.
-<!-- dpkg-awk ? -->
+
+ <sect id="debget">
+ <heading><package>debget</package>
+ <p>
+<package>debget</package> is a package containing a convenient script
+which can be helpful in downloading files from the Debian archive.
+You can use it to download source packages, for instance.
+
</book>
</debiandoc>