Re: Encrypting BTS Messages
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On Sunday 27 Jan 2002 17:58 pm, Mark Brown wrote:
> On Sun, Jan 27, 2002 at 05:09:57PM +0000, Hereward Cooper wrote:
> > Is there a way of getting the emails that the BTS sends me,
> > encrypted with my GPG? At school they are bastards and randomly
> > check people's emails to see that they are 'work' or 'family'
> > related -- if not they just kick me off the network
> >
> > :( The archives and BTS pages should still be in clean text, but
> > : just the emails
> >
> > encrypted.
>
> I'd imagine the encryption wouldn't discourage them too much.
> Perhaps you could arrange to read the mail remotely on Debian
> machines or obtain alternative internet access for
> reading/downloading Debian mail?
Hereward isn't _yet_ a developer. Despite packaging stuff and having
it uploaded by sponsors he is stuck in NM hell. Give him a break,
people, he's a good coder and all round good type. He is stuck at an
English public school (read private, fee paying for non-UK types)
and the school can be fascist with their own pupils. They may give
him a hard time for the hell of it.
Somebody listen and bounce this guy further forward in the NM queue.
He's not delayed by lack of talent AFAICS and it might mean he can
read mail direct from master.
Andy
[Declaration of bias: I'm the one that put Hereward forward as advocate.
I have the _highest_ regard for both his integrity and coding skills.
I don't care how many people may not want to hear this - I want it as
a matter of public record that he is worthy]
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