gpg on macosx – easy

Preparing for the big trip I have finally created a PGP key for myself, which should help expand the ASF’s web of trust overseas.

Installing gpg on macosx was very easy using macgpg and the instructions at fiatlux.

So, just in case:

pub  1024D/015AFC8A 2004-06-18 Bertrand Delacretaz <bdelacretaz@apache.org>
Key fingerprint = 9E2F 96C6 40A0 731D 93BF  548E 37F6 8FF5 015A FC8A
uid Bertrand Delacretaz <bdelacretaz@codeconsult.ch>


Update: David Crossley points me to Henk Penning’s page, which includes nice graphical renditions of the ASF’s web of trust.

Erik Abele also has an agora-based rendition of the same data.


Update #2: I forgot to mention that I have uploaded my key to pgp.mit.edu as well, search for bdelacretaz.

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One Response to gpg on macosx – easy

  1. Randomness says:
    June 19, 2004 at 3:06 pm

    Entering the World of GPG

    Every time I see someone talking about the wonders of GPG I think to myself, “I should probably at least have a GPG key” and then I promptly forget about the whole deal. When Bertrand mentioned he was getting into…

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