On Wed, 2009-08-19 at 12:16 -0500, Gunnar Wolf wrote: > When I first entered NM, I was also alone in Mexico. Of course, I > recognize your and my countries stand on a very different position, > but still, this is worth giving a shot. I'm listening. > Some ideas: > > • Maykel Moya, who AFAICT lives in La Habana, was in DebConf7. You > might ask him to sign your key. (adding him Cc: — Greetings, > Maykel!). His key (A99479EF) is signed by several DDs. > I've contacted him, although you CC'ed him, and DebianCuba seems to offline. > • Whoever signs your key would most preferably be a DD, but it can be > a different person, whose identity can be traced and connected to > the Debian keyring or to other Free Software strong keyrings. I know > there are several Cuban Free Software communities — Are you in touch > with any of them? Do any of the members belong to any FS development > or advocacy groups? There's hardly such groups I've been able to contact. Since my work is primarily online. I have attended several conferences of what we call our Computer Central Palace. > • Several Debian people have travelled to Cuba over the last > years. Sadly, when I travelled (back in 2000) and met quite a bit of > (then) Free Software-related people, I was still not acquinted with > establishing webs of trust (and a 10 year old signature starts > smelling stale ;-) ). Still, I'm Cc:ing David Moreno (Damog), who > travelled not so long ago to Cuba. Of course, "not so long ago" > might mean four years or so — David is now living on the USA, so I > know it was not _so_ recent! > I got contact with Dalibor Topic on Aug 6th, regarding the same issue. Sure it wasn't recent, and since I've applied already, and my advocate seems anxious (as I do), it's hard to wait him comeback, IMHO. > • Which city do you live in? Even if the keys are not signed, David or > me (or somebody else who has travelled to Cuba in this fashion) can > phone somebody we trust (and identify) in your area. If we can > establish this person is clearly the person we trust (i.e. by > recognizing the voice _and_ adding some questions regarding what did > we do together), and this person asserts having checked your > identity, it might be enough. I live in Havana, as I posted to the key-signing request, it's our capital. > I hope the following is enough to get you started! Actually, I've managed to to almost I can. Hope it works somehow, but I'm still reluctant to see this may work for me. -- Best regards, Adrian Perez <adrianperez.deb@gmail.com>
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