Re: uploaded dvi2tty_5.1-6_i386.deb to chiark
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Juergen Menden, in an immanent manifestation of deity, wrote:
>(2) generate a public/secret key pair by typing
> pgp -kg
> and answering the questions. be prepared to write some
> arbitrary text when it's asked for. pgp generates it's
> true random numbers by measuring the intervalls between
> your keystrokes.
Two other points:
1. Sign own key! Without this protection, others can change the
descriptive text on your key.
2. Add your key to the keyservers. This allows folks to automatically
grab your key when they need it, compare it to your key fingerprint and
use it if it matches. Using the keyserver is really easy, just send an e-mail message to
<pgp-public-keys@pgp.ai.mit.edu> with a subject line of "ADD" and a
body containing your public key block. (Mailcrypt allows you to do this
really easy, just use C-c / x).
Darren
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