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BLU Keysigning list now active



On Thu, 6 Dec 2001, Anand A Rao wrote:

>
> hi John ,
>
> >
> > To participate, you should first ensure that your public key (self-signed)
> > is available on the pgp.dtype.org keyserver, as that's the one I'll be
> > checking against. Once your public key is there, you should email your
> > key id, fingerprint, and uid to keysigning at blu.org.
>
> can u (or some one else ) key in a couple of words as a small instruction set
> in building our pulic key and putting it into pgp.dtype.org keyserver.
>
> It will be of nice help. As most faqs comme with huge articles and kind of
> hard to gather whats the perfect method.
> thanks and regards
> Andy

IANAPGPExpert, but this is what it looks like to me:

1) Do pgp -kv to get a list of the keys in your public ring.  Make note of
the key ID of the key you want to publish.

2) Do pgp -kxa [KeyIDFromAbove]  and it will prompt you for that filename.
Use any filename.

3) Go to http://www.us.pgp.net/pgpnet/pks-commands.html#submit in your
browser, and paste the contents of that file into the textarea input.
Submit the page.


One cool thing I found you can do is to look up a key on that server from
the command line:

pgp -kvv "David Kramer <david at thekramers.net>"  http://pgp.dtype.org

----------------------------------------------------------------------------
DDDD   David Kramer         david at thekramers.net       http://thekramers.net
DK KD
DKK D  You are so clueless that if we stripped you naked, soaked you in
DK KD  clue musk, and dropped you into a field full of horny clues, You
DDDD   still would not have a clue.





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