GnuPG & PGP users

[Joseph Tate]

There is such a thing as subkeys.  Check out http://fortytwo.ch/gpg/subkeys/

Joseph

Lance A. Brown wrote:

>Mind if I throw a questin out about keys and address management?
>
>What is the generally accepted practice concerning home vs. work
>addresses?  I see some people list several email addresses on their keys
>including apparent home and work addresses.  Is this accepted practice? 
>Is it better to maintain one key with all your email addresses on it or
>separate keys for work and home?
>
>Thanks,
>  --[Lance]
>
>On Mon, 2003-07-07 at 16:42, Jeremy Portzer wrote:
>  
>
>>Hello,
>>
>>A number of us in TriLUG have been working to expand our GPG web of
>>trust and getting the Triangle area recognized on www.biglumber.com.  If
>>you're interested in participating, see below.
>>
>>Also, we will be having a key-signing exchange after the TriLUG meeting
>>this Thursday, July 10th.
>>
>>--Jeremy
>>
>>-----Forwarded Message-----
>>
>>    
>>
>>>From: Magnus <chrish@trilug.org>
>>>To: trilug@trilug.org
>>>Subject: [TriLUG] GnuPG & PGP users
>>>Date: 03 Jul 2003 11:56:07 -0400
>>>
>>>Hey y'all!
>>>
>>>I was just doing some keyring maintenance and noticed that TriLUG's 
>>>GnuPG efforts haven't been too coordinated lately.  I'm hoping to jump 
>>>start that a little bit.
>>>
>>>If you have a key, could I ask if you'd take a minute please and upload 
>>>it to http://www.biglumber.com?   Also, set up an ID for yourself there 
>>>and in the city field enter "Triangle Area" (this is important!).  Put 
>>>your true town in the Comments section if you want, but biglumber is 
>>>kinda dumb about geolocating so it's important for all people in one 
>>>metro area to use the same city name.
>>>
>>>If you already have a biglumber account, it would be great if you 
>>>adjusted your city name to "Triangle Area" so everyone in the RDU area 
>>>shows up on one index.
>>>
>>>Also you will see a listing for TriLUG itself, and a keyring for 
>>>TriLUG.  Please do also upload your key into the TriLUG keyring.  I'm 
>>>going to be generating some nice trust relationship graphs on a regular 
>>>basis so it is important to have all the GnuPG and PGP users in there.
>>>
>>>--
>>>
>>>C. Magnus Hedemark
>>>http://trilug.org/~chrish
>>>PGP Key fingerprint = 984D 9A88 3D60 016F BE01 1506 60FB 85E1 9ABD 96F6
>>>      
>>>