Re: PGP keysigning in the Bay Area?

[http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert (robert)]

 > From: Joe Chou <http://www.cgl.ucsf.EDU/~jchou>
 > Date: Wed  Dec 11,  6:57am
 >
 > -----BEGIN PGP DECRYPTED BLOCK-----
 > -----BEGIN PGP DECRYPTED BLOCK-----
 > -----BEGIN PGP DECRYPTED BLOCK-----
 > -----BEGIN PGP DECRYPTED BLOCK-----
 > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----BY SAFEMAIL-----
 > 
 > And also by the way, I did NOT encrypt the last email I sent to you. I
 > tend not to encrypt email, even to people who use PGP, unless they
 > specifically request encrypted email. (A lot of people find it a chore
 > to decrypt.) You might have noticed that you didn't have to enter a
 > password to read the last email, or this one?

Well, I wouldn't know because I use pgpdaemon & pgppipe which automatically
decrypts any encoded mail -- it only asks my my passcode once.

Regardless, I'll read the PGP FAQ.  I read the PGP doc, but apparently that
isn't enough...

 > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----BY SAFEMAIL-----
 > Version: 1.0b5a e29
 > 
 > iQCVAwUBMq7L4wtQSc4/p299AQF9sAP+MblySMko09K71l/pYWw3iAEREQVQnKpZ
 > UxHJZ/3VrEYpHt7QuCduWY43/gdEwK4733txE30qvfyQ/JVyz1E6qn3HENnfSTGn
 > +KxbipHZ9Jah+MOEnI2qqICMeJvuJ1Lp5eLEq3ELabzq+K3FV/Kvf06VuHI8w0QD
 > 8WmfA1dF7e0=
 > =Vqf/
 > -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
 > -----END PGP DECRYPTED BLOCK-----
 > -----END PGP DECRYPTED BLOCK-----
 > -----END PGP DECRYPTED BLOCK-----
 > -----END PGP DECRYPTED BLOCK-----
 > 
 > | Joe Chou  <http://www.socrates.ucsf.edu/~jchou>
 > | http://devbio-mac1.ucsf.edu/joe.html
 > | Bargmann Lab, UCSF Department of Biochemistry
 > | PGP KeyID 0x3FA76F7D: at web page or public key servers
 > | PGP Fingerprint [004C 5A68 CC2F DA20 3999 3355 0E8D 7B3F]
 >