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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On Friday 13 December 2002 3:53 pm, Kegs wrote:
This is probably a really dumb question, but how do I export my digital signature from my main computer to my laptop?
As well as exporting the key from one computer to another locally, it really is vital that you export the key to a public keyserver too. Please export key ID 40FA2EFA to keyserver.linux.it to make this key public. It is impossible to verify your signature unless the key is public. To echo previous threads on this mailing list, it is pointless signing an email with a key that cannot be verified using a public keyserver. At present, only key ID A74F6D20 matches your name. Are you using both (no problem there, I use two myself) or is one a replacement for the other? Do both keys belong to you or is there a discrepancy here?
The main box is running Red Hat 8, while the laptop runs Mandrake 9, the version off the cover of this months Linux Format
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