Ed Greshko:
>>> I'm using enigmail .95.7 on Tbird with gpg (GnuPG) 1.4.3 and it
>>> reports signature verification failed after importing key from
>>> keyserver.
Tim:
>> It would be interesting to find out if this changes after a few days
Ed Greshko:
> Don't know....but the expiry date of the key imported is 2/21/2010 so
> I think it is the latest incantation.
Have a look at what's said about the signatures when you query gpg
directly, or via one of the key managers. It'll probably be more
revealing than the messages passed along by a mail client.
> ...digital spam is nothing. My anti-spam prevents 99% of the spam
> from reaching my inbox. Try living in Taiwan.... Every day you come
> hope to a mailbox stuffed with flyers of one type or another. Along
> with the PITA of having to sort through the junk to find the important
> junk (a.k.a. bills) you then have to dispose of the junk and you come
> to realize all of the paper being wasted. I can control the digital
> spam....nothing stops the physical spam. :-(
I'm lucky the spam is low, but it still pisses me off. We get a lot of
junk in the postbox, too. And, if you get the newspaper, you get the
same thing inserted inside it. It filled a rather large box up one
Christmas, I was sorely tempted to take the box to one of the department
stores responsible for most of it, and dump it on them. These days I
stuff torn up junk mail in those reply paid envelopes, and send junk
mail to another junk mailer.
The phone spam is the worst. It interrupts what you're doing, and now
they're getting rude at people who don't go along with them. I got
really mad at one of them, swore quite profusely at them for wasting my
time, lying to me, and threatened them with more foul language if they
ever rang back. Then looked up to see my mother and sister looking
quite shocked at me. I'd forgotten I wasn't alone in the room. ;-)
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