Instructions for listed participants:
Print out this page. Verify your own key fingerprint against the one shown. (gpg --fingerprint "your@email.address" displays it.) Bring your printout and your photo ID to the keysigning. (Or don't bring this page, but bring photo ID and some copy of your own key fingerprint for your reference. I'll bring printouts of this page.)
During the keysigning, as each participant passes around his/her photo ID, put a checkmark in the right column, if he/she seems to be who he/she claims.
As each participant reads his/her key fingerprint out-loud, verify that it matches this printout. Put a checkmark in the left column, if it does.
Don't lose your printout. ;-)
After the keysigning, download the keysigning keyring (pubring.gpg) from http://linuxmafia.com/gpg/ . Import it to your own keyring by doing "gpg --import ./pubring.gpg". While checking keyIDs and signatures against your printout, "sign" each participant's key whom you've properly verified (dual checkmarks), as follows:
gpg --sign-key [keyID]
...for each keyID.
Then, either send the signatures to me (rick@linuxmafia.com) or to a public keyserver such as pgp.dtype.org[1]:
gpg --armor --export [list of key IDs, w/spaces between] > keysigning.gpg
...and then e-mail me keysigning.gpg
or
gpg --keyserver pgp.dtype.org --send-key [key ID]
...to submit your signature directly to the keyserver.
[1] 2018 addendum: Drew Streib's pgp.dtype.org public keyserver has been out of commission for many years. For current pointers to public keyservers, along with discussion of their advantages, disadvantages, and other traits, see the Wikipedia page. One reasonable option among many is pgp.surfnet.nl .
I should also add that the use of 1024-bit DSA keys shown below, while still valid, is a historical artifact, and the best-practices key algorithm now recommended (and modern GnuPG releases' default choice) is 2048-bit RSA.
| Key ID | Owner | Fingerprint | Size | Type | Key Info Matches? | Owner ID Matches? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
00F63D29 | C Poda (GPG 2004 Hobbes) <clp301@poda.net> | 3552 3978 B2DB 9D37 AF9D 7109 D053 817C 00F6 3D29 | 1024 | DSA | ||
6E03C0E3 | Rick Moen <rick@linuxmafia.com> | 8844 D2FC AF0F 7D40 27F6 5EC5 10E4 9C93 6E03 C0E3 | 1024 | DSA | ||
4676F327 | glen martin <glen@glen-martin.com> | 2986 CADE 29B3 C0DC 10B9 1036 D78A 99BE 4676 F327 | 1024 | DSA | ||
DFB8625B | Les Kopari (DBA /Dev) <les_kopari@yahoo.com> | 0FD7 52C5 E9EE B3D5 315B 6FEB 1D6C C36F DFB8 625B | 1024 | DSA | ||
282709C9 | Akkana Peck <akkana@shallowsky.com> | A1BF 17F8 8D81 23C9 497D E9CA 6EE8 05E7 2827 09C9 | 1024 | DSA | ||
F1EE78AA | Arun K Viswanathan <arun@thepentagon.com> | FAA3 44F6 822B AC1A A3C0 A2F4 A5CE D511 F1EE 78AA | 1024 | DSA | ||
6757003D | David H. Wolfskill (no comment) <david@catwhisker.org> | 8FBC 6813 B9DA 3767 B17C A204 9A9A CE0A 6757 003D | 1024 | DSA | ||
31A6FBD7 | William R. Ward <bill@wards.net> | AD1E 66EC 69EF F6C8 F6B0 B087 C4D4 4DD5 31A6 FBD7 | 1024 | DSA |