Re: displaying pgp public key and xface in finger info???

1996-11-27 Thread Magic
On Tue, 26 Nov 1996, Andrew Y Ng wrote:

   What file do I put my PGP public key in to have it displayed in my
 finger info in Debian Linux?

~/.pgpkey

c u...
Magic
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displaying pgp public key and xface in finger info???

1996-11-26 Thread Andrew Y Ng
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-

What file do I put my PGP public key in to have it displayed in my
finger info in Debian Linux?

And XFace?

BTW, I do not mean the .plan file, I think there is actually files
that the fingerd would look into for the info... because I got this when I 
finger myself at my Debian linux box:


//Note the PGP Public Key: and XFace: fields at the bottom


andrew:~f [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[godel.Ngbert.org]
Debian Linux 1.1  Copyright (C) 1993-1996 Debian Association, Inc. and others
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Username: ayn   In real life: Andrew Y Ng   


Plan:

my email addresses:
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Ng (ayn) is alive on godel right now;
  I logged in at Tue Nov 26 00:29:26 CST 1996.
* Note: Idle times are meaningful!  :)

Need more personal info about Ng?  finger [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
  or check out http://andrew.Ngbert.org

Try talk [EMAIL PROTECTED] to talk to me.


Project:
compiling more software on Ngbert

PGP Public Key:
This user has no PGP public key.

XFace:
This user has no xface file.
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Debian Linux 1.1  Copyright (C) 1993-1996 Debian Association, Inc. and others

thx for u help in advance.  :)

/ayn

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Re: displaying pgp public key and xface in finger info???

1996-11-26 Thread Guy Maor
Andrew Y Ng [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

   What file do I put my PGP public key in to have it displayed in my
 finger info in Debian Linux?

.pgpkey

This is in cfingerd(8), which you've obviously installed.


Guy


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Re: displaying pgp public key and xface in finger info???

1996-11-26 Thread Graeme Stewart
 Andrew == Andrew Y Ng [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

Andrew -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- What file do I put my
Andrew PGP public key in to have it displayed in my finger info
Andrew in Debian Linux?

Any plain text file in .pgpkey should be displayed be cfingerd when a
remote finger is done. You should extract your public pgp key with
ASCII armour and put it in that file:

pgp -kxa [your_name] temp

This creates two files `temp', with the binary key, `temp.asc' with
the ASCII key. Move `temp.asc' to `.pgpkey'.

IMPORTANT: pgp generates files unreadable by the world (mode 600),
make sure `.pgpkey' has mode 644 so that it can be accessed by the
daemon. Otherwise finger says you have no pgp key! (Tripped me up for
a while.)

Cheers,
Graeme

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