| pinkee on Mon, 6 May 2002 15:50:16 +0200 |
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On Tue, Apr 23, 2002 at 05:21:06PM -0400, Darxus@chaosreigns.com wrote: > On 04/23, Noah silva wrote: > > lol, nor do I expect you to (nor do I sign most of these posts...) But if > > you had grabbed my Public key from my web page (or another public > > keyserver), and verified the signatures on my emails as coming from the > > same ID, and then later sigs in newer emails failed validation, you would > > know that either: > > a.) I made a new Key, and the public key you have for me is out of date > > or > > b.) It isn't me. > > Nope, I wouldn't notice. I have gpg configured to automatically download > any key I am attempting to verify the signature of if I don't already have > it. I deal with a *lot* of keys, so this automation is very helpful for > me. And the only thing I trust is signatures, not just whether or not I > have a matching key. I am not picking on Noah here, in fact I am picking on Darxus. Nearly every meeting we have a key signing. Nearly every moth, we have the Why? So, Darxus step up to the plate amd give a presentation. I think many people would benefit, (Darxus: I love you :)) This is a necessarily difficult concept. If it wans't, there would be no point to it. If darxus wiggles his way out of a good solid gpg/pgp how and, more importantly *why* to, who is willing to step up to the plate? I already have a presentation lined uo, so no volunteering men. :) Darxus? I think it is your area of expertise and your freaking turn. pinkee -- www.cavegirl.org www.mydarlingchild.com "I know that I have done many things To give you reason not to listen to me Especially as I have been so angry But if you'd knew me maybe you would understand me" Sinead O'Connor Attachment:
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