GPG testing...

[John Abreau]

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Mark Komarinski <mkomarinski at wayga.org> writes:

> 1)  Can you read this?

Yes, I can read your message, but exmh was unable to auto-fetch your key; 
I had to do that by hand and then import it into my keyring.

> 3)  To publish keys or not?  IIRC, I sent a key to pgp a while ago and

Personally, I lean toward publishing the public key on the keyservers 
unless there's a reason not to. For instance, if I were using a pgp key 
to authenticate my domain name registrations, I wouldn't publish that 
key; but I would publish a key I use for day-to-day email. 

> 5)  When I get my key signed by someone else, I have to re-export
> my key, or rather, have anyone that already has my key re-fetch it?

Yes, I'm not aware of any auto-refresh function in gpg; people who have 
a copy of your public key would have to re-fetch it to pick up any 
new signatures you may gather. 


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John Abreau / Executive Director, Boston Linux & Unix
Email jabr at blu.org / WWW http://www.abreau.net / PGP-Key-ID 0xD5C7B5D9
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