On 10 Dec 1997, Charles Briscoe-Smith wrote:
> Make sure you see some physical identification (driver's licence,
> passport or similar). If you know who the person in front of you is,
> and he gives you a key, you can check it's his by looking at the ID
> on the key and checking the ID's signature. Once you've signed it,
> there's no reason to encrypt the result. You could upload it to
> a keyserver yourself, in fact.
Can anyone do this for me to? I live in Gothenburg/Sweden and I am having
problem with the signing to...
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