Re: How can I have my GPG public key signed by a CA?
Rick Moen <rick-IyCrq+X4Fdq2oZ/[email protected]> Tue, 16 Apr 2019 13:08:26 -0700
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Quoting Kevin Dankwardt ([email protected]): > How about we have a discussion about cryptography and do key signing at a > Meetup? Someone has volunteered to try and reserve a room at Hacker Dojo > for us to hold a meetup. I'll be happy to kind of moderate a discussion and > show a few slides as an intro to public-key and symmetric-key cryptography > and GPG. > > Rick Moen, Akkana Peck, Robert Freiberger willing to participate? Works for me. (BTW: Sucks to be me, but for our sins, my wife and I will be out of town on a tiny luxury Med. cruise ship off Nice, St. Tropez, Canne, Monte Carlo, Corsica, Tuscany, and Rome soon through the middle of May, and thus I'll be busy with little umbrella drinks during that time period. https://seadream.com/voyages/11920 ) > Anyone else interested in participating? > > What do folks need to bring to and do ahead of time to participate in a > key-signing party? I've never been to one. http://www.penlug.org/foswiki/bin/view/Main/LinuxHints?topic=KeySigning ('This is my keysigning protocol. There are many like it, but this one is mine....') As a reminder, for an SVLUG meeting or any other SVLUG event to occur and be promoted as such, all someone has to do is post the following: o date o time o place ...with the implied promise to be there and make it happen. (I will then list it on the SVLUG Web site and ensure that a timely announcement goes out to the svlug-announce mailing list -- which also reaches here -- assuming I'm not busy with little umbrella drinks off the coast of France or northern Italy.) The above 'all someone has to do' dictum is in the spirit of Evan Prodromou's Shotgun Rules for Bay Area Debian ('BAD'), http://bad.debian.net/shotgun_rules.txt . A famously flaky character (John Regan) _did_ find a way to make BAD's Shotgun Rules malfunction for a while: He repeatedly 'called' BAD meetings with ridiculously little advance notice, resulting in failure on account of dumbness. Evan didn't think to include in the Shotgun Rules 'RULE 8: Don't do dumb stuff like calling a meeting with only one day's advance notice.' Evan assumed basic competence. (Kevin, a reminder: SVLUG's idiom remains 'meeting', not 'meetup'. Thx.)