Hey gang, This is just a reminder, for those using GPG, make sure you sign the public keys of those people in your keyring. This is a step that gets missed, even I neglect to do this. I've got a pile of people in my keyring but only a few of them have signed my key (and re-submited to their keyserver).
This is part of the 'Web of Trust' and becomes indispensable as you deal with more people using GPG. Szemir and I discovered that older versions of Kmail only support inline OpenPGP as the Cryptographic method, which if you are sending as OpenPGP/MIME instead gets interpreted wrong and the recipient cannot decrypt your message. Well not in Kmail anyway. You may copy the message text out and decrypt it from a console or Kgpg's editor, but it's more fussy that way. So, be sure you check with your recipients as to what Encryption method their email client supports. Okay, now you can razz Szemir about updating his KDE. ;) -- Jarrod Major Registered Linux User: #224211 GPG Fingerprint: 4556 EFA8 EC69 7C54 EE33 C881 2C7C 0E10 2439 231E
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