-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Steve, You need to check your gpg.conf file in the .gnupg directory to let your system do automatic key retrievals from a keyserver. When you specify a keyserver, you can theoretically assume that if it is published, you will find it. I say theoretically because there are one or two bad news servers which are broken and do not share with others, or deliver defective keys. Everyone nowadays seems happy with this one: subkeys.pgp.net Once a key is retrieved it will be added to your public keyring and you will not have to retrieve it again, so the network overhead is not as heavy as you might think. HTH Chuck On Mon, 22 Mar 2004, Steve Holmes wrote: > Well, I need to take back some of what I said in my previous message. > I rebuilt mutt 1.5.6i and double checked the configuration and I now > attempt to process encryption keys from other messages. At least gpg > is being run. I've so far picked up just one message that was signed; > Where should I go to get the "public key" that is often spoken of? I > know some people publish it or refer you to a website. The key is > also published on a key server but I guess I have a lot to learn on > this yet <sigh>. > > But at least the canned gpg.rc was a big jump start for me. > > - -- The Moon is Waxing Crescent (6% of Full) In a world without Fences or Walls no one needs Windows or Gates. My home page is now at http://www.mhcable.com/~chuckh -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.3 (GNU/Linux) iQCVAwUBQGAP9DVdG8M9x9tGAQLLawP/dYPtlxcfoyVn7m3mpIE18KFQ7FNj/ENI i9WsLoOj3wSSWnRRzfAcy3FrssjdlT0fUH7RT2ZVf4VCCqF2O0GiWGC54mctsJgo 8cGLU/Dwva4ChhIw3fAuzzxaRc1PIFT7tfxdUxVI/MuS2NyBJImoEGWHXKQwxxDV 9RzhAUg4rpM= =fbHB -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
