On Tue, Jan 28, 2014 at 08:53:17AM -0600, Tom Marble wrote:
On 01/28/2014 03:29 AM, Niels Laukens wrote:
This says "2013" but please do not change it now :)
This is how I print the KSP sheet (in case this is helpful):
# only crazy USA folks want '--paper letter' (instead of A4) $ paps --header --landscape --columns=2 --font="Courier 7" --paper letter --top-margin=18 --bottom-margin=18 ksp-fosdem2014.txt > ksp-fosdem2014.ps $ ps2pdf ksp-fosdem2014.ps
Please use caff(1) from the package signing-party (after the KSP) to sign the keys at home. But BEWARE the default caff configuration is NOT the same as for GPG. Please make sure you are using the configuration settings you intend (esp. strong signature strength). For more information please see: https://github.com/tmarble/kspsig
Here is how you can get a sense for who has already signed your key (NOTE: does NOT take into account that a given e-mail may be used with different key ID's):
MYEMAIL=tmarble@info9.net MYID=0x40BFEE868B055D9A
Unique list of who's on the FOSDEM KSP list $ awk '/<.*@.*>/ { print substr($NF,2,length($NF)-2); }' ksp-fosdem2014.txt | sort -u > ksp-emails.txt
Unique list of who has signed my key: $ gpg --list-sigs $MYID | awk '/<.*@.*>/ { print substr($NF,2,length($NF)-2); }' | sort -u > signed-myid.txt
Who has previously signed my key that's on the FOSDEM KSP list? $ comm -12 signed-myid.txt ksp-emails.txt | grep -v $MYEMAIL > already-signed.txt
You might want to use gpgsigs which annotates the ksp-fosdem2014.txt file with those signatures. You might also want to consider using it's latex output which shows the pictures if there are any. I first downloaded an imported the keyring, refreshed my keyring, and then used: $ gpgsigs -f utf8 --latex 2064C53641C25E5D,41DC1C907244970B ksp-fosdem2014.txt > ksp-fosdem2014.tex $ pdflatex ksp-fosdem2014.tex Run this in a temporary directory so you can clean up all the files. Kurt