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On May 16, 2001, at 10:04:33 AM, Angel wrote:
> He said he "can't find where to get my public key to give to TLDNames"
> after telling me "damn server rejected my pgp email because my signature
> was not in thier database". He's using "PGP Freeware Network Associates
> ver. 6.5.8"
Angel, is "TLDNames" not a domain name service of some sort? If so, how
does that fit in with PGP and Public Keys? Do you, or your friend, want to
include a new domain name in a Public Key User ID?
> He did fix the problem..he was sending from the wrong address (duhhhhh
> LOL)...but, for future reference, could someone answer this cos there
> isn't really "up front" info on it?
I'd love to help, but to be honest with you I really don't understand the
problem. Is your friend trying to find your Public Key? If you have PGP
installed and have a Public Key, have you uploaded it to any of the Public
Key Servers, or are you talking about a privately held KeyServer?
Nick
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[ PGP 7.1 (Build 174) | Key ID: 0x7BA3FDCE ]
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