I did eventually get the GPG to work... turns out I'm a bit of an idiot. I was trying to use a keypair for kerezman kgon com when I should have been using rael zero kgon com 's keypair. Whoops. Once I got around that little snafu it started behaving nicely. I can sign, and as long as I've got my ~/.gnupg/options file pointing to the wwwkeys.us.pgp.net instead of search.keyserver.net I can even get it to download sigs for email I read from other list members. For instance, Sejal Patel's sig came down just fine, and reads as "This message is digitally signed but can not be proven to be authentic." Which is, of course, as it should be since we haven't signed one another's keys. (There's a thought... an Evo keysigning party? Nevermind, I'm too busy too.) Dan Berger's pubkey hasn't been submitted to the pgp.net keyservers, so didn't automagically download. I'm curious: Where is Evo getting the "red text" for the digital signature section of an email I'm reading (one assumes stout), and why does it complain "gpg: cannot open /dev/tty: Device not configured"? Oddly enough, it doesn't offer that complaint for the public key that gpg wasn't able to retrieve. Even so... this is stunningly cool. Dear gods, I may force myself to engage in full-scale public key cryptography yet. -- --- Karel P Kerezman - IS Admin, Entercom Portland LLC - http://zero.kgon.com --------------------------------------------------------------------------- First to admit he's a slow thinker -- actually, more like the seventy-first. --------------------------------------------------------------------- From the Canonical Fulldeckisms List: http://www.herbison.com/canon ---
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