-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I did some homework, did some Google searches, and figured out how to sign my > email with Kgpg. I configured KMail, during which I came to the conclusion > that spamassassin needs to be left serverside - importing ~8,000 messages > from GMail while spamassassin tried to scan them all was an absolute > nightmare which ultimately involved emerge --unmerge spamassassin. > > Anyways, since it's totally impractical to try and get all of you people to a > formal key signing, I'm hoping you'll take my word for this and trust that > this key which I sign my message with now is THE key I intend to use for as > long as I can get away with. Hopefully this will help with that total nut > case who was impersonating my email! > > Just a follow-up on that guy. I think that he's a spammer, testing his > capability at phishing by spoofing off of other people's domains and their > email. My best guess is that he picked me as a target, since I am a rather > salient participant in many mailing lists, just to make sure he could > properly spoof off of other domains, thus allowing him to do more sinister > things than try and make me to a double-take when I find something that looks > like I emailed it to myself in my inbox! > > Thanks for your patience in this matter, and I hope that we can all continue > to work towards a web where we don't need spamassassin or gpg. I know I am. Hi, Why not use a keyserver to keep your key, there are enough of them ;) GnuPG can be setup to use one or more keyservers (same for Kmail,TB,Evo) Plus configure it the auto-fetch new/unknown keys, then forget about it. HTH.Rumen -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.2.2-ecc0.1.6 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org
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