On 6/6/06 at 5:12 PM -0400, Dan Shoop <email@hidden> wrote:
Implementation is relatively easy. Both sender and recipient install
GPG or PGP and generate their own private key and public key. You
publish your private key at one of the canonical sites that provide
lookup services so anyone can grab it. Or you can exchange it in the
clear by email.
Don't you mean publish your *public* key at one of the canonical sites?
Um... Yes, sorry.
I have found that explaining the public vs private key thing to be one of the
hardest parts of training users new to PGP/GPG. So I want to make sure I'm not
missing some part of the puzzle.
It shouldn't let you publish your private key so it should never be a problem.
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-dhan
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