| Darxus on Thu, 6 Jun 2002 19:30:22 +0200 |
|
This is an interesting new situation for me. This is the first plug/pads keysigning that I did not attend, so I do not have notes on who participated. I appreciate the 3 of you that sent me signatures so far so I think I have a pretty good list of who was there, but I'm also sending this to the plug list in case I missed anybody. As a side effect, the whole plug list gets to see what the after-meeting part of a keysigning looks like. DO NOT SIGN ANY KEYS THAT *YOU* DID NOT VERIFY. If you know what you're doing, feel free to skip this entire email and send me your signatures. In the future, feel free to send me signatures before I email you directions. You are encouraged to read relevant manpages to verify what you are doing instead of just trusting that I didn't deviously tell you to "rm -rf /". I also really don't care exactly which of the many possible ways you use retrieve, sign, and send me these keys, I'm just going to provide a (hopefully) simple suggestion. Like any set of directions, you should read through this before you actually do it, so you don't accidentally jump ahead or something. Download http://www.phillylinux.org/keys/phillylinux.gpg (yes, it should be updated). Do "gpg --import phillylinux.gpg" You now have the public keys of everybody who's participated in a keysigning (except very inactive people). Do "gpg --sign-key EmailAddress" for each key that YOU VERIFIED last night. Like: "gpg --sign-key darxus@chaosreigns.com". RE-VERIFY THE INFORMATION - make sure that the name, email address, and fingerprint on your screen matches the information you initialed on that piece of paper at the meeting. Only hit yes after you've verified this information. When you're done, send me the keys you signed. This should work: Do "gpg --export 0CF9091A 19BC76F8 1ADE9739 225B5E12 2682BC80 2BA48C46 5AA5BCDF 64715094 67A7B584 8060510A C0630296 F0A0A919 FE4BC82F > signed.gpg" Then send me the file "signed.gpg" (via email or something). If you have any problems / questions, *please* email me. I have gotten signatures from: waltman@pobox.com gr@eclipsed.net chrisb@kippona.com (which I really appreciate in this case due to the more complicated than usual situation) I still haven't gotten signatures from leonardr@lazerware.com from the last keysigning. People that participated last night (from what I can tell): pub 1024D/0CF9091A 2001-07-23 gabriel rosenkoetter <gr@eclipsed.net> pub 1024D/19BC76F8 2001-07-31 Ian Reinhart Geiser (geiseri) <geiseri@yahoo.com> pub 1024D/1ADE9739 2002-05-31 Kam Salisbury (Network Alchemist) <kam@salsolutions.net> pub 1024D/225B5E12 2002-05-01 Brian P. Mohr <brian@bpmohr.com> pub 1024D/2682BC80 2002-03-26 Jesse Paul Schultz (JPSchultz Consulting) <jpschultz@jpschultz.com> pub 1024D/2BA48C46 2002-03-29 John J Lavin Jr <jlavin@ccil.org> pub 1024D/5AA5BCDF 2000-07-18 Michael J. Leone <userdude@yahoo.com> pub 1024D/64715094 2002-04-22 mike.h <mike.h@stemik.com> pub 1024D/67A7B584 1999-10-20 Walter C. Mankowski <waltman@netaxs.com> pub 1024D/8060510A 2000-12-01 Chris Beggy <chrisb@kippona.com> pub 1024D/C0630296 2002-02-10 Jesse P. Schu;tz <schultj@netaxs.com> pub 1024D/F0A0A919 2002-02-20 Jason Nocks <jason@nocks.com> pub 1024D/FE4BC82F 2002-04-18 Danita M. Fries <nita@digitalsylph.com> I would like all of you who have not yet done so to add your key to the http://www.biglumber.com/ keysigning coordination website, so when people who are interested in keysignings look at the listings, they notice significant participation in our area, and hopefully decide to come to one of our keysignings. Especially now that they've added a "Top Cities" ranking on the main page (of which we are currently at the top) (this feature was added because of us). I prefer that all email sent to me be encrypted with my public key, and signed with your private key. Did I miss anything ? -- "Every normal man must be tempted at times to spit upon his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats." - Henry Louis Mencken (1880-1956) http://www.ChaosReigns.com Attachment:
pgp2t1FCzfPsS.pgp
|
|