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All,
I am a novice to the secure communications world. I enjoy reading
these discussions and using gpg. Please don't flame me for not
reading all the available docs, but if you have time can you
answer a couple of questions or direct me to the answers?
1) I am at a company where everyone uses Outlook (makes me
gag to say it), and I'm trying to woo them into using
digital signatures. Mostly, they just complain about the
'junk' attached to my email. Can you direct me to Windows
resources?
2) All the keyservers I find, and everyone working on gpg
are outside the US. I am wondering if this has to do with
happenstance or the generally stupid US attitude toward
cryptography?
Also, checking for keys seems slow for pine. Quite possibly
due to the network latency of making an overseas connection.
Any keyservers you know of in the US...any keyserver-servers?
3) The only signed messages I get are from you guys and from
CERT (and a couple of others). Gpg-newsgroup members must
have public keys on the servers (I know mine propogated through
several)...so why do I always get the "Good, but unverifiable
signature" message?
Thanks a lot. I hope your weather is as nice as it is here in
sunny California!!
r
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Raman Boucher Zero G, Inc. Java deployment
415 512 7771 x310 San Francisco, CA 94107 www.ZeroG.com
PGP Public key: http://goliat.upc.es/~alvar/pks/pks-commands.html
No Spectators.
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All,
I am a novice to the secure communications world. I enjoy reading
these discussions and using gpg. Please don't flame me for not
reading all the available docs, but if you have time can you
answer a couple of questions or direct me to the answers?
1) I am at a company where everyone uses Outlook (makes me
gag to say it), and I'm trying to woo them into using
digital signatures. Mostly, they just complain about the
'junk' attached to my email. Can you direct me to Windows
resources?
2) All the keyservers I find, and everyone working on gpg
are outside the US. I am wondering if this has to do with
happenstance or the generally stupid US attitude toward
cryptography?
Also, checking for keys seems slow for pine. Quite possibly
due to the network latency of making an overseas connection.
Any keyservers you know of in the US...any keyserver-servers?
3) The only signed messages I get are from you guys and from
CERT (and a couple of others). Gpg-newsgroup members must
have public keys on the servers (I know mine propogated through
several)...so why do I always get the "Good, but unverifiable
signature" message?
Thanks a lot. I hope your weather is as nice as it is here in
sunny California!!
r
__________________________________________________________________
Raman Boucher Zero G, Inc. Java deployment
415 512 7771 x310 San Francisco, CA 94107 www.ZeroG.com
PGP Public key: http://goliat.upc.es/~alvar/pks/pks-commands.html
No Spectators.
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