On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 10:34 PM, Robert J. Hansen r...@sixdemonbag.orgwrote:
Avi wrote:
Yes, Robert, that is possible. However, IIRC, signatures come with a
time stamp.
The OpenPGP time stamp is not a trusted timestamp and should not be
relied upon for any trusted purpose.
Point taken.
Avi wrote:
On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 10:34 PM, Robert J. Hansen r...@sixdemonbag.org
wrote:
There's no pre-creation necessary in the scenario I outlined. Maybe I
just know an uncommon class of scoundrels, but that level of
skulduggery is fairly tame in my experience.
Again,
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jakse escribió:
You are right, john and I already tested it, i had to send the public key to
him by mail though. He could find it on the key server... hmmm?! which is
strange since i think i uploaded it at some point in time.
Mmm... it is
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And by the way... why do you all sign your messages here? I'm not sure i
have understood the signing idea completely? it is to make sure that the
reader knows the sender is the person he/she says he/she is!? right!?
Sorry, I
(This email is for jakse, although I'm responding to Faramir's email.)
And by the way... why do you all sign your messages here? I'm not sure i
have understood the signing idea completely? it is to make sure that the
reader knows the sender is the person he/she says he/she is!? right!?
An
Yes, Robert, that is possible. However, IIRC, signatures come with a
time stamp. In the case I am envisioning, the quotER is taking it from
somwhere, and the quotEE can show the prior, complete post.
Yes, this does not prevent someone from pre-creating two different
messages, but someone
Avi wrote:
For example, given the possibility of a piece of an e-mail being
quoted out of context, signing my messages allows me to
demonstrate the totality of what I did write at the time I wrote
it, so I have a recourse to show the entire post and its
context. The same would apply for text
Avi wrote:
Yes, Robert, that is possible. However, IIRC, signatures come with a
time stamp.
The OpenPGP time stamp is not a trusted timestamp and should not be
relied upon for any trusted purpose.
In the case I am envisioning, the quotER is taking it from
somwhere, and the quotEE can show
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Robert J. Hansen escribió:
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If the person presenting you with a quote also includes the signature of
the message they're quoting, though, then yes, this becomes possible.
But if they're excerpting you, odds are good they don't have your
completely? it is to make sure that the
reader knows the sender is the person he/she says he/she is!? right!?
hope you are all enjoying the weekend!
J
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it when it
is needed!
J
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Thanks so much! i really think it worked
You are welcome ;)
does anyone have the time to test it with me? see - i'm kinda of semi nerdy
and really dont know anyone who sends encrypted files... i justed wanted
this stuff to
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Does'nt look good ! i dont have secring.gpg but i doo have one called
secring.asc
While I can't be sure about that, it looks VERY good...
does that help me?
*I think* there is a good chance it is what you need. GnuPG uses
i can recover my private key?
J
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On Jan 3, 2009, at 1:59 PM, jakse wrote:
dear forum.
I am using GnuPG on my mac. had a problem and had to reinstall
everything... lost all data.
from old backup i have some info on my key. The trustdb was created
and so
on, and i have a fingerprint for my pub key, uid and sub.
however i
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jakse escribió:
dear forum.
I am using GnuPG on my mac. had a problem and had to reinstall
everything... lost all data.
Unless you have a backup, you can't recover the private key. However,
there are chances you can recover deleted files
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