[ale] PGP/GPG Keysigning party! ALE Central November 19th.

[Jeremy T. Bouse]

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	The key servers should replicate their data to one another. I
personally publish my keys to subkeys.pgp.net. The problem you're
probably having is because you're searching for the subkey not the
primary key. I use a subkey for daily purposes and only bring my primary
key out of the safe when I need to sign a key or issue new subkeys as
per my key usage policy[1].

	Here's all my keys found through the MIT PGP keyserver:
http://pgp.mit.edu:11371/pks/lookup?search=Jeremy+T.+Bouse&op=index&fingerprint=on

[1]
http://undergrid.net/legal/gpg/policy/20080707/e3b4165653d2d6db2ec2d7d5039f164bca5f7b6e

Tim Watts wrote:
> Does the community of key servers replicate/cooperate amongst themselves? In 
> other words, can I go to any key server or do I have to go to the one where 
> the person posted it? It's looking like the latter case since I'm unable to 
> pull Jeremy's key.
> 
> 
> On Tuesday 27 October 2009 10:10:36 pm Michael H. Warfield wrote:
>> On Tue, 2009-10-27 at 21:38 -0400, Jeremy T. Bouse wrote:
>>> 	Sounds great I would definitely be interested in a key signing as it's
>>> been awhile since I've been able to attend any so my keys position in
>>> the WoT has dropped over the past couple years.
>>>
>>> 	I would suggest however that everyone please make sure the key they are
>>> wanting signed is in the public key servers. As per my own signing
>>> policy if I can't retrieve a key from a public key server it doesn't get
>>> signed. Then again I have a lot more stringent policy on signing keys
>>> than most, including a published key policy which is embedded with my
>>> signature.
>> This is probably a good idea since there's really no reason to NOT have
>> your key on a public key server.  The keyring I'm accumulating will
>> simply be for convenience sake so someone can import the entire ring
>> without having to specify each key on a --recv-keys plus I can print out
>> sheets of key fingerprints for the meeting making it easier (and FASTER)
>> for everyone.  But you still need to sign each key.  I think Bob Toxin
>> had some scripts for that, too.  Still...  To each his own.  We have our
>> own policies and procedures and that's part and parcel!
>>
>> Regards,
>> Mike
> 

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