On Thu, Sep 29, 2005 at 09:56:28PM +0200, Ivo Marino wrote: > How complicated would such a thing[1] be for the Italian Debian > community? -- Any instructions from the creators on how to trace? Not complicated at all. The map is a static image created by ircmarkers (apt-cache show..). Input files are an image file for the map background and a list of coordinates with names (and pgp key IDs), e.g. | 50.7707 6.0652 "youam" gpg 2A58CEAA52698E9F gpg D685387057DEA9A3 (In fact I'm keeping most of the entries to the #debian.de map in an vcard address book and generate ircmarker's input file) The lines shown in the map are key signings; grey is one-way, orange is are signs in both ways. The image-file I'm using is cropped from the Blue Marble image available on http://visibleearth.nasa.gov/view_rec.php?vev1id=11656 At the moment I've not yet worked on automating the creation of new users or updating of the web of trust etc. The map gets created by a simple script which *) filters my vcard collection for entries *) calls ircmarkers to create the map *) uploads the generated image to my web space. You could easily copy this. Or you could kick me to write a small frontend for the map stuff and let me host it for you. I'd happily do this if I see demand for it. greetings, Uli
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