[debian.nl] Re: [sax@debian.org: Re: key signing?]
Ivo Timmermans wrote:
> When will you be here exactly? Would you be interested in a meeting
> with a few Debian developers, get something to eat, maybe indonesian,
> exchange keys, have a great evening?
I'll be there on the weekend of 16 March and then the following
Wednesday through Saturday. It sounds like we have a decent
sized group forming. Indonesian would be fine. (Isn't there a
restaurant there called "Thomas's lazy tasty land" (in Dutch)
or something like that? :) I like sushi too. You all know The
Hague better than I do so I'll let you choose the time and place.
--
Thomas
> On Tue, 2002-03-05 at 14:28, Martin Michlmayr wrote:
> > and here a few people near The Hague... can you contact them?
>
> Wouter de Vries <w.l.devries@student.tudelft.nl> wrote:
> > No problem, I live very close to the hague. Send him my stuff, I'll
> > sign his key. (if it is ok that is..)
>
> Robert van der Meulen <rvdm@wiretrip.org> wrote:
> > This sounds like food & drinks in the hague sometimes soon ?
>
> Charl P. Botha" <c.p.botha@its.tudelft.nl> wrote:
> > Ooooh, excellent. Count me in. In The Hague I can recommend good yet
> > *almost* affordable Japanese, extremely good and very cheap Indonesian (in
> > Raam-straat, very suspicious-looking but delicious) or very good and totally
> > unaffordable Japanese restaurants.
On Tue, 2002-03-05 at 20:16, Thomas Hood wrote:
> Food & drinks sounds good. First round of drinks is on me.
> I'm staying in the centre of the Hague (actually I'll be
> moving there in the summer) between approx. 16 March and
> 24 March, although I'll be visiting Antwerp on the 18th and
> 19th. I'll let you guys figure out where the best place
> to meet is. I can get there by train, trolley or bicycle.
>
> Now. I've read the keysigning documents but I've never
> had my key signed before so I'd appreciate it being
> spelled out for me. Here's my key fingerprint:
>
> jdthood@thanatos$ gpg --fingerprint
> /home/jdthood/.gnupg/pubring.gpg
> --------------------------------
> pub 1024D/2B592FA1 2000-12-15 J. D. Thomas Hood <jdthood@yahoo.co.uk>
> Key fingerprint = 4437 9CC9 E3CB 59E0 58AE FE43 2670 211D 2B59 2FA1
> uid J. D. Thomas Hood <jdthood@mail.com>
> sub 1024g/C24161A2 2000-12-15
>
> (I've been using this key to send encrypted mail off
> and on for a year, but I only uploaded it to a keyserver
> the other day.)
>
> I gather that I need to print this out and show it to yo
> along with my I.D. Then what happens?
>
> Dag
> Thomas
Charl P. Botha wrote:
> Then the spanking.
> Actually, you print as many of these fingerprints as there
> are going to be people. Sometime during the evening,
> everybody starts swapping fingerprints and IDs and the group
> gets stared at. If you've verified someone's identity, you
> accept his fingerprint. When you get home, you retrieve all
> pertinent keys (gpg --keyserver some.key.server --recv-keys
> key_id1 key_id2 ...), calculate their fingerprints
> (gpg --fingerprint key_id), compare with printed fingerprints.
> You may sign (gpg --sign-key key_id) and upload (gpg --keyserver
> some.key.server --send-keys key_id1 key_id2 ...) each key that
> you've verified in this way.
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