[huskerlug] Re: gnupg keys (was debian leap)
- From: "J.R. Wessels" <jwessels@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: huskerlug@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 15 Mar 2003 14:59:50 -0600
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I see what you mean now. Like I mentioned earilier, I didn't see an
option to have it sign as an attachment in Kmail. For signing as
part of the message, to do it on the command line with gpg:
gpg --clearsign filetosign
That will output the signed version of the file. Or, you could do:
gpg --clearsign
You then copy/paste the text in, and then hit ctrl-d to finish the
input. It will then output the signed version.
To do a detached signature from the command line:
gpg -a -b filetosign
or
gpg -a -b (and then do the copy/paste ctrl-d)
When I tried to verify what you sent, I couldn't figure out where
your message began and where it ended since the mailing list attaches
its own signature to the mailing. Kmail doesn't look like it can
verify a message from an attached signature, and only does inline
verifying.
On Saturday 15 March 2003 14:51, you wrote:
> Ok, I would like the GPG signatures of the emails that I sign (to
> verify that I sent them and what I said [like your Hash: SHA1
> below]) to be embedded in the email I send, currently they are
> placed as an attachment. (see any attachment to this message as
> text)
>
> Also do you see an option in KMail to sign as an attachment?
>
> On Sat, 15 Mar 2003 14:06:41 -0600
> When you say "fingerprint", I think of the fingerprint (which is
> the same as a hash signature) of the actual public key that I have.
>
> bwiese@franklin:~$ gpg --finger bwiese@xxxxxxxxx
> pub 1024D/F3220030 2003-03-15 Brian Wiese (unolinuxguru)
> <bwiese@xxxxxxxxx> Key fingerprint = 558B CA94 F69C F9CF B813
> A591 DB50 CD63 F322 0030 sub 2048g/E4E8F305 2003-03-15 [expires:
> 2003-08-12]
> If you can, check the attachment on this email, I will sign it... I
> believe it to be the cryptographic 'signature' of this email. A
> past email I sent to myself and signed had the attachment of:
>
> while my gpg public key is (2048 bits):
- --
J.R. Wessels
jwessels@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
GnuPG fingerprint: 6F23 25BD FF92 3308 9374 4026 B5CD CE09 BC07 9BC5
Public key found on my website at http://ranko.homelinux.net
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