> Dunno about fakeroot, but why do you want gpg on escher? You really > don't want to be storing your private GPG key on machines you don't > control; copy the built files back to a secure machine and sign there > instead.
<sigh> In retrospect, that's much more sensible than temporarily copying my .gnupg directory to the remote machines. :-( KEN -- Kenneth J. Pronovici <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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