On 3/30/2013 9:50 PM, Anthony Papillion wrote:
> I meed to generate a new key and want to make sure I create enough
> entropy to make the key secure. My normal method is to type on the
> keyboard, start large programs, etc. But a friend suggested that I use
> /dev/random.
>
> Is this suitable for
Am Sa 30.03.2013, 20:50:48 schrieb Anthony Papillion:
> I meed to generate a new key and want to make sure I create enough
> entropy to make the key secure. My normal method is to type on the
> keyboard, start large programs, etc. But a friend suggested that I use
> /dev/random.
gpg uses /dev/ran
Hello Everyone,
I meed to generate a new key and want to make sure I create enough
entropy to make the key secure. My normal method is to type on the
keyboard, start large programs, etc. But a friend suggested that I use
/dev/random.
Is this suitable for creating a PGP key? I've got concerns.
Th
On Thu, 28 Mar 2013 15:13:17 +0400
Kristine Concha articulated:
> GnuPG is crashing on my Windows 8 machine:
> Gpg4win
> Version 2.1.0
> Kleopatra
> Version 2.1.0
> Using KDE 4.1.4
Please do not use HTML format with a mailing list. It makes replying to
a post a lot harder than it needs to be.
Yo
On Sat, 30 Mar 2013 03:20, j...@berklix.com said:
> A person at my site regularly uses an EXMH on a slow X display
> started from xdm, with AMD + NFS ~/mail/ on a faster server, works fine.
Slow in the mid 90ies was an ISDN data rate and a high latency due to
too many hops. It was barely impossi
