Automatically getting a key? (SOLVED)

[Merell L. Matlock Jr]

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* Damon Buckwalter (damon@tsunami.seaport.net) [990727 18:27]:
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> keyserver wwwkeys.us.pgp.net
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> Does this make any difference?
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Thanks for the quick reply, Damon.  Between this and a reply off list I ded=
uced
that you don't prepend the keyserver with 'http://'.

I removed that, and it's yanking keys in like a charm now.

Thanks again.

Merell
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Merell L. Matlock, Jr.         When crypto is outlawed, only outlaws
                               and politicians will have crypto.

PGP (GnuPG) keys are available on the public keyservers.
Linux =3D Free (From M$) at last!

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