NODE cae2ee37Keyserver keyrings
jgrubs@left.webcasters.com (Jim Grubs (W8GRT))Tue, 3 Oct 95 14:31:31 PDT
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The public keyrings at MIT and Uni-Hamburg haven't been updated since August.
Does anyone know why?
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NODE 59e4488eRe: Keyserver keyrings
Adam Shostack <adam@homeport.org>Tue, 3 Oct 95 15:59:08 PDT
| The public keyrings at MIT and Uni-Hamburg haven't been updated since August.
| Does anyone know why?
There are two servers at MIT, Brian LaMachia's (on swiss.ai?)
and the one Derek set up on toxicwaste. The toxicwaste one is
probably not being maintained becuase Derek has off and gotten a job,
and theres no one to maintain it.
Adam
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NODE 14a59bc8Re: Keyserver keyrings
Derek Atkins <warlord@MIT.EDU>Tue, 3 Oct 95 18:26:31 PDT
> The public keyrings at MIT and Uni-Hamburg haven't been updated since August.
> Does anyone know why?
Umm.. To which keyring are you referring at MIT? If you mean the ring
at ftp://toxicwaste.mit.edu/pub/keys, then that is because toxicwaste
is no longer the pgp.mit.edu keyserver. The name pgp.mit.edu is now
pointing at another machine (which I do not maintain). For access to
the keyring, send email to pgp-public-keys@pgp.mit.edu -- that is the
supported method of access.
-derek
NODE 96b51d3dRe: Keyserver keyrings
syrinx@c2.org (Syrinx Anonymous Remailer)Tue, 3 Oct 95 19:27:27 PDT
According to 'Derek Atkins':
> The name pgp.mit.edu is now
> pointing at another machine (which I do not maintain). For access to
> the keyring, send email to pgp-public-keys@pgp.mit.edu -- that is the
> supported method of access.
does anybody out there maintain a current keyring that can be grabbed
via anon ftp instead? It seems like a waste of time for hundreds of
users to continually add updates to their own keyrings when the whole
keyserver ring can be picked up at one time, updates and all? ftp is
much more convenient than stringing together multiple sections received
by e-mail.
thx.