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On Monday 25 August 2003 04:15 pm, Boyd Waters wrote: |
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> gpgkeys: WARNING: this is an *experimental* HKP interface! |
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> gpgkeys: key D22B3C935AF441E5 not found on keyserver |
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> Ned Ludd wrote: |
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> | Is there any reason that these two types of setups (mikes, and what your |
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> | working on) could no coexist? |
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> I would very much like for us to all come up with a system that we want; |
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> we should converge on something, I think. |
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IIRC, we've always been leaning towards a method that would have the |
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passphrase on a USB device that would obviously need to be present to |
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unencrypt the filesystems on the laptop. I think that it's also important to |
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have the good old enter-your-passphrase-at-boot decryption of one's |
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filesystems as an option. However, I believe that once we have the former |
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working solidly enough to where any Joe Sixpack can do it, then (and only |
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then) should we begin work on perfecting the latter. |
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"Then again, that's just what I think. I could be wrong." -Dennis Miller |
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Zack Gilburd |
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http://tehunlose.com |
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GnuPG Key ID: A79A45668240AB6C |
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