Key Server Information for gpg
Jonathan Rosenbaum <[email protected]>
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Noticing that a few of you haven't exported your keys to the key server so that others can digitally sign them after human verification, I uploaded both the documentation Michael covered at the meeting, and the "What to do at home?" documentation by David Smith. The documentation by David clarifies the next steps you need to take. http://morlug.org/meetings/ Michael, who publicly admits to being lazy - or so he says - finally gave me manager permissions at our site, so you will observe some changes. I won't make too many changes because at our next meeting we will be discussing web technologies. It's not mandatory that we use plone, so we will be covering the pros/cons of various solutions. Hopefully, by the our next meeting on the 30th, we will have finalized our logo with madjesture, aka Chris Bodine - http://morlug.org/logo/ . Jonathan _______________________________________________ Morlug mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.morlug.org/mailman/listinfo/morlug
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