On Sun, Sep 24, 2000 at 04:32:12PM -0700, barry angell wrote:
> This is true, but blind signing of public keys is not
> recommended. Unless you are really sure that the message
> and key come from the purported sender, you could be signing
> a fraudulent key.
True. I should have cautioned people about that. The whole point of the
warning is that it is a warning - although those two lines of text
do get annoying.
My macro was originaly intended as more of a fun hack than a convenience. I
did it because it was annoying that almost every other aspect of GPG can be
tied into mutt... but not key signing.
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