OT: debian keyring
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Being somewhat new to this stuff, how do I check that the gpg signature on an
email matches that of the public key fingerprint registered with debian when
you become a developer? I.E., assuming Eray *does* finally make it through
the new-dev process, and he continues to gpg-sign his mails like a good dev,
how do I make sure it's really him? All kmail says is "signed by unknown key
blah". Now, I could goto the website and manually check in the debian
developer's database (db.debian.org) but that's painfull, and someone has
surely come up with a better way. I'm on enough mailing lists with enough
different people posting, that I can't possible check each individual's key
by hand. So, please reply with comments, off list if you feel bad about the
subject(though traffic's been so low lately.....), and help me out. 'Cuz
it's *got* to be easier than I'm making it out to be.....
Thanks,
D.A.Bishop
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