[H-GEN] Key-signing at Humbug: Saturday, 1st March 2003

[Simon Wong]

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On Wed, 2003-02-26 at 05:36, Jason Parker-Burlingham wrote:
> Simon Wong <linux at thoughtworx.com> writes:
> 
> >     Looking for path from 0x2E15B859 to 0x4B04B7D6
> >     194 nodes examined. 197 elements in the hash
> >     5 steps from 0x2E15B859 to 0x4B04B7D6
> >     0x2E15B859 (Simon Wong (Lonewolf) <sjpwong at bigfoot.com>) signs
> >     0xE160649A (Matt Hope <dopey at debian.org>) signs
> >     0xA0B3E88B (Martin Pool <mbp at humbug.org.au>) signs
> >     0xF2FEBB36 (Mark John Suter <suter at humbug.org.au>) signs
> >     0x2C71D63D (Mark John Suter <suter at zwitterion.humbug.org.au>) signs
> >     0x4B04B7D6 (Greg Black (GnuPG main key) <gjb at gbch.net>) signs
> > 
> >     List of key ids in path:
> >     0x2E15B859 0xE160649A 0xA0B3E88B 0xF2FEBB36 0x2C71D63D 0x4B04B7D6
> 
> Damn.  I've been trying to find how to do that with the biglumber site
> for a while, now.

Simply go to a person's listing and hit the link for "You can attempt to
trace a path from your key to this one or from this key to yours."

Maybe you need to be logged in to do it?


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