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Re: about pgp-signed messages



On Thu, Nov 06, 2003 at 11:12:37AM +0000, Stewart V. Wright wrote:

> G'day David,

Hey, Stewart :-)

> * David Yitzchak Cohen <lists+mutt_users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> [031105 23:33]:
> > Possibly silly point, but I'm not the author of the script.  (Do you
> 
> Argh.  That would actually involve me READING before opening my big
> mouth.
> 
> Many apologies.

nothing to be sorry for ... thanks for the info you gave ... I'm sure
I'll need it someday :-)

> > really think I'd put Mandrake anywhere near my computer?  I'm a happy
> > Slacker, thank you!)  All I care about is that IWFM :-)
> 
> I'm thinking of heading back that way...  Ah the good ol' days.  ;)

Well, the good ol' days may not have been always good (at least according
to Billy Joel), but tomorrow is certainly a lot worse than it seems.
Slackware is simple, and I like the system to be as simple as possible,
so I can concentrate on building the stuff that runs on it.

> > When I find a key that I can't autofetch with this script, I'll start
> > looking around for answers.
> 
> Have you tried _not_ using the script?  Do you ever have keys that are
> a problem?

By not using the script, what do you mean?  I don't use it automatically
at all.  (The general idea is that I gain nothing by verifying a signature
I only see once or twice in my entire life, so why bother cluttering
my keyring?)

 - Dave

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