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Revision as of 15:27, 29 October 2013
- I'm running a formal keysigning after my presentation at KWLUG on Monday, 2 December 2013. These are the steps for both the keymaster (me) and the people attending. Feel free to make changes or additions as you see necessary. You may find some useful information in the Guidelines for Key Signing Parties.
- BobJonkman 05:42, 9 October 2013 (UTC)
- There is now a KWLUG Keysigning Ring in the KWCrypto ownCloud which will contain the public keys of all the participants.
- If you'd like to participate in the keysigning you can either:
- send me encrypted, signed e-mail with your public key attached
- Download the keyring, add your public key, then upload it to the KWCrypto ownCloud.
- BobJonkman 01:12, 26 October 2013 (UTC)
ToDo for the KeyMaster
- Create a keysigning keyring, make it publicly available. This keyring will contain the public keys of the keysiging participants.
ToDo for the Participants
- Get a copy of the keysigning keyring (Either download it, or request that the KeyMaster e-mails it to you)
- Add your public key to the keysigning keyring
- Submit the updated keysiging keyring (Either upload it, or e-mail it to the KeyMaster)
