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After talking with klieber a bit, we've decided to organize a little |
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keysigning for those who will be at next week's LinuxWorld Expo in San |
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Francisco. This will be a bit different yet somewhat more convenient |
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than traditional keysigning "parties". This is strictly optional and |
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nobody is forcing anybody to participate. |
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Here is the process we are going to take |
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- Send your ascii armored public key to cshields@g.o BEFORE this |
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coming Saturday (my apologies for the short notice) |
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- I will compile a list along with fingerprints, make it publicly |
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available along with the md5sum of the list. |
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- Stop by the Gentoo booth at LWE (booth 1 in the ".org pavilion") and |
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bring a government issued photo ID, and your GPG fingerprint. We will |
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verify your fingerprint with the one on the list, and your key will be |
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marked as valid. |
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- The list of valid keys will be made available after LWE and everyone |
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can sign each valid key from the original list and send it back to the |
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owner. |
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- Those who fail to show up or whose fingerprint does not match will not |
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be marked valid and should not be signed. |
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Cheers! |
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Corey Shields - Gentoo Linux Infrastructure Team |
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http://www.gentoo.org/~cshields |
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