Re: GPG key-fetching

[Michael R. <mc...@sa...>]

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>>>>> "Kevin" == Kevin Bube <kb...@gm...> writes:
    >> Will we still get finger as a way to get keys?  We find that this is a
    >> much more stable, much more obvious and way more scalable way to get
    >> keys. No single point of failure, or place for guberment to coerce.
    >> 

    Kevin> Maybe I will write an extra function for this. My problem is that
    Kevin> time is a rare gift at the moment :-)

  Can't you just reuse the whole pgp2 interface that talks to finger and
to the key servers? You just need to call "gpg --import" instead of "pgp"
to suck the key in at the end of the dialogue.

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