Hi there.
I've been learning about PGP, and was in the process of taking a look at a
few public keys, when I ran into a small stumbling block. You see, I was
fingering [EMAIL PROTECTED] when I ran into a small obstacle:
tcsh> finger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[master.debian.org]
Debian Linux 1.1 Copyright (C) 1993-1996 Debian Association, Inc. and
others
Your site has been rejected for some reason.
This may be caused by a missing RFC 1413 identd on your site.
Contact your and/or our system administrator.
--> Tue 21:02 on templinux : pwd is ~
tcsh>
Since my system is also Debian (why else would I be sending this to deb
user?), I decided to try it against my system from a machine which I knew
suffers from a lack of identd:
20:48 on charcoal : ~ > finger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[templinux.bucknell.edu]
Your site has been rejected for some reason.
This may be caused by a missing RFC 1413 identd on your site.
Contact your and/or our system administrator.
20:54 on charcoal : ~ >
Is this a configuration error I need to fix, a package I haven't
installed, or something else? It would seem best if Debian systems could
at least finger Debian systems, right?
Thanks in advance for the help,
--Pete
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Peter J. Templin, Jr. Client Services Analyst
Computer & Communication Services tel: (717) 524-1590
Bucknell University [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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