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!lazyweb: anyone know a way to encrypt !irssi passwords on disk, but can be read on start? using !gnupg possibly? !crypto
about a month ago from api-
I guess one could script that somehow. Actually my passwords for mutt are in gnome keyring along with a python script that fetches them :)
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No gnome package is to be installed in my sistem ;-) hahah I'm sure !awesome will be able to handle this stuff. #ScriptingWM FTW :-)
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Oh noes :) I'm still waiting for Gnome 3 in a stable debian :)
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about a month ago from api- r7, chr and Pedro Gras and 5 others like this.
- chr and cypherpunk repeated this.
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@luishenrix: Including /boot?
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@hook no, /boot is not supported by software. you need an HW/BIOS support for that. Or have /boot on a removable media.
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@luishenrix: Thought so. I hoped you found something new. Although at least GRUB2 should bring some advances in that.
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when composing an encrypted mail, it's probably a good idea to mask the subject, or leave it blank. "pgp" is a good subject. !crypto !gnupg
about a month ago from api-
@eightyeight Or perhaps title it like spam.
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@takeshitakenji well, i would like the SMTP filters on the remote side to not flag it as such... ツ
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@eightyeight Hopefully they don't flag messages with empty subject as spam, too.
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signed another key for someone who read my !gnupg #keysigning policy: http://ur1.ca/775ng
about 2 months ago from api-
Thanks for the info. I might add using GPG and keysigning to my list of goals for the year.
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@gomerx thats something I should really look @ as well.
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if i were to compile all of my PGP SIGNATUREs that i've appended to emails, sorted, and compared, if any dupes existed. !crypto !gnupg
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i don't understand why !gnupg users want #idea support, when they don't _have_ to support it. it's clearly inferior. !crypto
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bummed my talk didn't get accepted for #scale. oh well, i'll still attend. it's all about the !gnupg keysigning party! ツ
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Jonatan Walck
The GNU Privacy Guard
, Telecomix Crypto Munitions Bureau
, Telecomix News Agency
, fscons
Check out #steed, http://g10code.com/steed.html !FSCONS !GNUPG !telecomix !TCMB (sry for #spam:)
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Important proposal by the !gnupg people for Usable End-to-End Encryption breakthrough: http://g10code.com/steed.html !gnupg
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about 5 months ago from api
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Hm. Looks like !gnupg will always save key material as read-only, but will save revocation certs as world-readable using umask? Why?
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jetzt zu !k9mail noch !apg openpgp fuer !android installiert ..import war schon mal erfolgreich !gnupg
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if you're going ot the #ohiolinux fest, get me your !gnupg key: https://ohiolinux.org/node/113 !linux
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about 6 months ago from xmpp
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New tool to manage !gnupg keyring (remove expired keys, remove revoked keys, remove not-valid keys, backup keyring) http://is.gd/hvWVOE
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New homepage of !vim plugin for transparent editing of !gnupg encrypted files http://is.gd/NlhrqB Version 2.1 brings a new !privacy option.
about 6 months ago from web- R. likes this.
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libksba 1.2 has hit !archlinux [Extra]. Test driving !gnupg 2.1 dev branch and its ECDSA support is now as easy as "yaourt gnupg2-git"
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about 7 months ago from web
- Gabriel Saldana and I.Enys Untra repeated this.
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GnuPG 2.0.18 released: http://lists.gnupg.org/pipermail/gnupg-announce/2011q3/000312.html #gnupg !gnupg
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Just for the fun, generated a 8192-bit !gnupg RSA key. Now contemplating how small and strong a 521-bit only ECDSA key can be. !security
about 7 months ago from web
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