Some additional information
joe@Mint-VirtualBox ~ $ gpg --list-keys Joseph T Apuzzo
pub 4096R/2190E068 2014-01-28
uid Joseph T Apuzzo (1-Primary) <[email protected]>
uid [jpeg image of size 5967]
uid Joseph T Apuzzo (2-Work) <[email protected]>
uid Joseph T Apuzzo (3-Alternative) <[email protected]>
uid Joseph T Apuzzo (Joe Apuzzo) <[email protected]>
uid Joseph T Apuzzo (Work email) <[email protected]>
uid Joe Apuzzo (rarly checked email) <[email protected]>
sub 4096R/AA0AE7E5 2014-01-28
sub 4096R/FCB05E48 2014-01-28 [expires: 2016-01-28]
joe@Mint-VirtualBox ~ $ gpg --fingerprint Joseph T Apuzzo
pub 4096R/2190E068 2014-01-28
Key fingerprint = F941 33EF 18E8 40C3 FCA0 0E53 3B6C 12B3 2190 E068
uid Joseph T Apuzzo (1-Primary) <[email protected]>
uid [jpeg image of size 5967]
uid Joseph T Apuzzo (2-Work) <[email protected]>
uid Joseph T Apuzzo (3-Alternative) <[email protected]>
uid Joseph T Apuzzo (Joe Apuzzo) <[email protected]>
uid Joseph T Apuzzo (Work email) <[email protected]>
uid Joe Apuzzo (rarly checked email) <[email protected]>
sub 4096R/AA0AE7E5 2014-01-28
sub 4096R/FCB05E48 2014-01-28 [expires: 2016-01-28]
My name is "Joseph T Apuzzo" that is what's on my ID.
I and others will not sign keys that do not contain names.
I suggest you do not sign keys that can not be verified.
That is do not break the web of trust.
Thus from the pub line the key ID is 2190E068
The fingerprint is "Key fingerprint = F941 33EF 18E8 40C3 FCA0 0E53 3B6C
12B3 2190 E068"
Thus you will have to print out slips of paper to give everyone that would
have:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name = Joseph T Apuzzo
Key ID = 2190E068
key Fingerprint = F941 33EF 18E8 40C3 FCA0 0E53 3B6C 12B3 2190 E068
Form of ID that I checked = ________________________
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name = Joseph T Apuzzo
Key ID = 2190E068
key Fingerprint = F941 33EF 18E8 40C3 FCA0 0E53 3B6C 12B3 2190 E068
Form of ID that I checked = ________________________
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
I would print out one or two sheets to make 10 or more strips and bring 10
to 20 strips
=============================================================================
After the party you need to sign ever-ones keys that you check the ID of
joe@Mint-VirtualBox ~ $ gpg --recv-keys 2190E068
gpg: requesting key 2190E068 from hkp server pool.sks-keyservers.net
gpg: key 2190E068: "Joseph T Apuzzo (1-Primary) <[email protected]>" not
changed
gpg: Total number processed: 1
gpg: unchanged: 1
(It will be diffrent as I am pulling my own key for this example)
Verify the information on the paper you got, per each person you are
signing:
joe@Mint-VirtualBox ~ $ gpg --list-key 2190E068
pub 4096R/2190E068 2014-01-28
uid Joseph T Apuzzo (1-Primary) <[email protected]>
uid [jpeg image of size 5967]
uid Joseph T Apuzzo (2-Work) <[email protected]>
uid Joseph T Apuzzo (3-Alternative) <[email protected]>
uid Joseph T Apuzzo (Joe Apuzzo) <[email protected]>
uid Joseph T Apuzzo (Work email) <[email protected]>
uid Joe Apuzzo (rarly checked email) <[email protected]>
sub 4096R/AA0AE7E5 2014-01-28
sub 4096R/FCB05E48 2014-01-28 [expires: 2016-01-28]
joe@Mint-VirtualBox ~ $ gpg --fingerprint 2190E068
pub 4096R/2190E068 2014-01-28
Key fingerprint = F941 33EF 18E8 40C3 FCA0 0E53 3B6C 12B3 2190 E068
uid Joseph T Apuzzo (1-Primary) <[email protected]>
uid [jpeg image of size 5967]
uid Joseph T Apuzzo (2-Work) <[email protected]>
uid Joseph T Apuzzo (3-Alternative) <[email protected]>
uid Joseph T Apuzzo (Joe Apuzzo) <[email protected]>
uid Joseph T Apuzzo (Work email) <[email protected]>
uid Joe Apuzzo (rarly checked email) <[email protected]>
sub 4096R/AA0AE7E5 2014-01-28
sub 4096R/FCB05E48 2014-01-28 [expires: 2016-01-28]
Once everything is verified I suggest using the program
http://www.phildev.net/pius/
So that you can bulk sign 3-20 keys saving some time
pius -s 2190E068 {key ID to sign} {key ID to sign} ...
Where 2190E068 is my key ID I want to sign with.
Done!
=======================================================================
Please do not forget there are the following steps in this process:
1) show up to the key-signing with your key on Sean's list or have it on a
piece of paper you
can give out, expect 10-20 people, just needs to be a slip with the
three lines on it
2) The party everyone verifies the others ID and verifies they have the key
ID and fingerprint.
3) you MUST go home and sign the other person's key epically if they sign
yours. Don't put it
off do it as soon as you can, otherwise you will be hounded!
On Sat, Mar 1, 2014 at 9:20 AM, Sean Dague <[email protected]> wrote:
> There is still time left to participate in the pgp keysigning party as
> part of Wed's MHVLUG meeting. In order to do that, we do need people to
> submit their key fingerprints so we can have a master list to cross check.
>
>
> https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1yoKTls6z3NGR4wSItLYXmCeYkUhX1ZujCweDbkjjMvw/viewform
>
> Is a simple 5 question form (with command cheats for the pgp parts).
> Everyone that fills that out by Noon on Wed will have their key on the
> list. I'll print out and bring enough paper copies for everyone involved.
>
> And for people still looking for information on the PGP process the
> instructions and background from SCALE -
> http://www.socallinuxexpo.org/scale11x/pgp-key-signing-party are very
> good.
>
> -Sean
>
> --
> Sean Dague
> http://dague.net
>
>
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--
Joe
/**
** Joseph T Apuzzo
** GPFS SME (Linux, Windows, AIX), Linux LPI-c1
** http://www.linkedin.com/in/japuzzo/
** GPG: https://sks-keyservers.net/ use 2190E068
**/
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Mar 5 - 11th Anniversary Meeting - Home Network Show and Tell
Apr 2 - Nginx: High-Performance HTTP Server, Reverse Proxy, and IMAP/POP3
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