Do you guys not make a keyring on biglumber, or am I missing
something?
Bill Woodcock
woody at pch.net
Fri Mar 10 00:04:41 PST 2006
On Thu, 9 Mar 2006, Michael Paoli wrote:
> Even for the BAD meeting that lined up with
> LinuxWorld in San Francisco last year, where I expected potentially
> pretty large crowd (I think we did have ~24, fairly large for a BAD
> meeting, anyway), and created keyring for that event, we still only
> ended up with 2 keys that got placed on the event keyring, even though
> there were <~=11 keys involved among the signings.
Huh, interesting. I'm a networking person rather than a systems person,
and we typically do keysignings in conjunction with operations
conferences, which are about once a month, in different cities... We
typically have somewhere between ten and thirty people, and always do a
keyring. Sometimes we don't create the keyring until everybody's in the
room, but it makes it easier for batch-processing with the tools some
people use, I guess.
-Bill
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