On 01/07/09 19:29, inode0 wrote:
On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 1:18 PM, Frank Murphy<frankly3d@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 01/07/09 19:14, inode0 wrote:
<snip>
The web of trust is worthless if *I* have to see everyone's picture
ID. The whole point of the web of trust is to extend validation beyond
the people I know.
The idae is correct but:
you don't need to meet everyone.
How it works properly is:
Eg. I meet you,
we exchange fingerprints, and see photo id.
We trust trust other.
The someone who you know, has never met me,
I can be vouched for by you.
Because you have matched my id to my key.
That is the trust.
You have to verify the human, and so on to 5 levels.
http://www.gnupg.org/gph/en/manual/x334.html
"
GnuPG overloads the word ``trust'' by using it to mean trust in an owner
and trust in a key. This can be confusing. Sometimes trust in an owner
is referred to as owner-trust to distinguish it from trust in a key.
Throughout this manual, however, ``trust'' is used to mean trust in a
key's owner, and ``validity'' is used to mean trust that a key belongs
to the human associated with the key ID."
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