Re: Your personalized DC22 Key Signing Party Map is now available!
Dashamir Hoxha dijo [Thu, Jul 14, 2022 at 10:24:48AM +0200]: > > always hold our continuou key signing party. The listing for this > > year's KSP is now available at: > > > > https://people.debian.org/~gwolf/dc22_ksp/dc22_fprs.txt > > > > Please download that file, check the sha256 and ripemd160 sums, print > > it out, and be ready for some CoC-abiding, fingerprint exchange action! > > It seems that there are printers at the venue. > Does it make sense if the organizers of the conference print a few copies > of the list, and the interested people go and get a copy? Of course!
Re: Your personalized DC22 Key Signing Party Map is now available!
Hi Tobias (2022.07.14_10:31:27_+) > The purpose of printing yourself it to ensure noone tampered with the file… The intention of the conference-website based keysigning protocol is that we could print such a list (on one page) and have it at front desk. It wouldn't have fingerprints in it, just position IDs and names. The fingerprints would be in the text file that you verify, and store on your laptop. So, the printed list is untrusted, except for keeping track of who you have met and verified. If someone made such a list, we could print it and have it at front desk. > Said that, there is a printer in the silent hacklab[1]. Which isn't for our use. The front desk printer is for our use. SR -- Stefano Rivera http://tumbleweed.org.za/ +1 415 683 3272
Re: Your personalized DC22 Key Signing Party Map is now available!
Am Thu, Jul 14, 2022 at 10:24:48AM +0200 schrieb Dashamir Hoxha: > On Tue, Jul 12, 2022 at 7:02 AM Gunnar Wolf wrote: > > > > > always hold our continuou key signing party. The listing for this > > year's KSP is now available at: > > > > https://people.debian.org/~gwolf/dc22_ksp/dc22_fprs.txt > > > > Please download that file, check the sha256 and ripemd160 sums, print > > it out, and be ready for some CoC-abiding, fingerprint exchange action! > > > > It seems that there are printers at the venue. > Does it make sense if the organizers of the conference print a few copies > of the list, and the interested people go and get a copy? The purpose of printing yourself it to ensure noone tampered with the file… Said that, there is a printer in the silent hacklab[1]. -- tobi [1] It might get moved, as it is not that silent…
Re: Your personalized DC22 Key Signing Party Map is now available!
On Tue, Jul 12, 2022 at 7:02 AM Gunnar Wolf wrote: > > always hold our continuou key signing party. The listing for this > year's KSP is now available at: > > https://people.debian.org/~gwolf/dc22_ksp/dc22_fprs.txt > > Please download that file, check the sha256 and ripemd160 sums, print > it out, and be ready for some CoC-abiding, fingerprint exchange action! > It seems that there are printers at the venue. Does it make sense if the organizers of the conference print a few copies of the list, and the interested people go and get a copy?
Re: Your personalized DC22 Key Signing Party Map is now available!
Kurt Roeckx dijo [Tue, Jul 12, 2022 at 09:54:32AM +0200]: > > My reports show that many of you are already enjoying the Balkans in > > Prizren, and I am very very jealous! It's just a couple more days > > until I pack myself together with the rest of the > > very-small-form-of-cattle and cross the Atlantic to get to Europe and > > spend some days there... > > > > Anyway, back to being on-topic: During in-person DebConf events, we > > always hold our continuou key signing party. The listing for this > > year's KSP is now available at: > > > > https://people.debian.org/~gwolf/dc22_ksp/dc22_fprs.txt > > The page says the sha256 sum is: > 612859dc712a92e4a9adea031cf0d308bb982cf362dc7594c0a368ede03a0f46 > > But I get: > 3e9cee1ad2eac8bd324522e11d78c2a5ec6cf28eca945e628e96d1e223010a0f > > It would be nice that there was a signed version of the file available. You are completely right. I am updating the page with the correct sha256 sum. I don't know wher I got the wrong one from :-\ It was too late when I finished last night. I'm leaving the mistaken "debconf19-ksp.txt" in the instructions, as I don't want to introduce more noise into the equation.
Re: Your personalized DC22 Key Signing Party Map is now available!
> > https://people.debian.org/~gwolf/dc22_ksp/dc22_fprs.txt > > The page says the sha256 sum is: > 612859dc712a92e4a9adea031cf0d308bb982cf362dc7594c0a368ede03a0f46 > > But I get: > 3e9cee1ad2eac8bd324522e11d78c2a5ec6cf28eca945e628e96d1e223010a0f I also get 3e9cee1ad2eac8bd324522e11d78c2a5ec6cf28eca945e628e96d1e223010a0f
Re: Your personalized DC22 Key Signing Party Map is now available!
On Tue, Jul 12, 2022 at 09:54:32AM +0200, Kurt Roeckx wrote: > On Tue, Jul 12, 2022 at 12:02:20AM -0500, Gunnar Wolf wrote: > > Hello world! > > > > My reports show that many of you are already enjoying the Balkans in > > Prizren, and I am very very jealous! It's just a couple more days > > until I pack myself together with the rest of the > > very-small-form-of-cattle and cross the Atlantic to get to Europe and > > spend some days there... > > > > Anyway, back to being on-topic: During in-person DebConf events, we > > always hold our continuou key signing party. The listing for this > > year's KSP is now available at: > > > > https://people.debian.org/~gwolf/dc22_ksp/dc22_fprs.txt > > The page says the sha256 sum is: > 612859dc712a92e4a9adea031cf0d308bb982cf362dc7594c0a368ede03a0f46 > > But I get: > 3e9cee1ad2eac8bd324522e11d78c2a5ec6cf28eca945e628e96d1e223010a0f So the file mentions: debconf19-ksp.txt, and that seems to match. Kurt
Re: Your personalized DC22 Key Signing Party Map is now available!
On Tue, Jul 12, 2022 at 12:02:20AM -0500, Gunnar Wolf wrote: > Hello world! > > My reports show that many of you are already enjoying the Balkans in > Prizren, and I am very very jealous! It's just a couple more days > until I pack myself together with the rest of the > very-small-form-of-cattle and cross the Atlantic to get to Europe and > spend some days there... > > Anyway, back to being on-topic: During in-person DebConf events, we > always hold our continuou key signing party. The listing for this > year's KSP is now available at: > > https://people.debian.org/~gwolf/dc22_ksp/dc22_fprs.txt The page says the sha256 sum is: 612859dc712a92e4a9adea031cf0d308bb982cf362dc7594c0a368ede03a0f46 But I get: 3e9cee1ad2eac8bd324522e11d78c2a5ec6cf28eca945e628e96d1e223010a0f It would be nice that there was a signed version of the file available. Kurt
Re: Your personalized DC22 Key Signing Party Map is now available!
> Anyway, back to being on-topic: During in-person DebConf events, we > always hold our continuou key signing party. The listing for this > year's KSP is now available at: > > https://people.debian.org/~gwolf/dc22_ksp/dc22_fprs.txt > > Please download that file, check the sha256 and ripemd160 sums, print > it out, and be ready for some CoC-abiding, fingerprint exchange action! > > But, out of all those people... Whom should you be approaching? I have > prepared for you the following personalized keysigning maps: > > https://people.debian.org/~gwolf/dc22_ksp/ > > Find yourself in the listing, and go either to the SVG file > (graphical) or to the text version. In both, you will find: Oh, before this explodes in front of me: There are 12 keys in the first listing that I was not able to locate to include in the second page. Please excuse me if you are left out from the map! You can still particpate in the KSP, but make sure your key is available for the other participants to download. signature.asc Description: PGP signature
