On Thu, Aug 06, 2009 at 01:36:02PM +0200, Andreas Tille wrote:
> For signing I use caff as well - it is really comfortable. But
> getting signatures of others into my keyring drains *real* time
> (considering that I do not have my key on those machines where I
> read my mail). I'd like to avoid this and I'm happy if people
Really?
Even if my case is easier (I do read email on the same machine where
I've my private key) I process them in batch. I use this very simple
procmail rule to store in a different mailbox the keys received from
caff:
:0
* ^Subject: Your signed PGP key
.signed-keys/
Then from time to time (1 month after a keysigning is usually a good
time frame) I open the mailbox with my MUA (which is mutt). Then I tag
all messages, and do CTRL-K. At the end I run, just once, "gpg
--send-key KEYID".
I guess in your setup you just need to add a rsync step to retrieve
mailbox / maildir.
Hope this helps,
Cheers.
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