Hi,
As an FYI; I've now added HTTPS/TLS support to
https://sks-keyservers.net . It is part of the monkeysphere[0], i.e.
using a self-signed certificate that can be verified through the Web of
Trust of OpenPGP.
The KeyID of the certificate should is 0xd71fd9994af34f0b and can be
found in the pool[
> As an FYI; I've now added HTTPS/TLS support to
> https://sks-keyservers.net . It is part of the monkeysphere[0], i.e.
> using a self-signed certificate that can be verified through the Web of
> Trust of OpenPGP.
>
> The KeyID of the certificate should is 0xd71fd9994af34f0b and can be
> found in
On 08/10/2012 07:34 PM, Gabor Kiss wrote:
>> As an FYI; I've now added HTTPS/TLS support to
>> https://sks-keyservers.net . It is part of the monkeysphere[0], i.e.
>> using a self-signed certificate that can be verified through the Web of
>> Trust of OpenPGP.
>>
...
> None of them looks like yo
On 08/10/2012 01:34 PM, Gabor Kiss wrote:
> [kristian fiskerstrand wrote:]
>> As an FYI; I've now added HTTPS/TLS support to
>> https://sks-keyservers.net . It is part of the monkeysphere[0], i.e.
>> using a self-signed certificate that can be verified through the Web of
>> Trust of OpenPGP.
>>
>>
> However, you *can* compare the public key material between the
> certificates (though that's tedious to do by hand) -- you'll see that
> the OpenPGP certificate signed by Kristian contains the same public key
> material as the X.509 certificate offered directly by the web site.
> if you have a c
