keysigning afterwards too, maybe at Nick's! :)
--
Jeremy L. Gaddis
On Jul 17, 2008, at 10:37 PM, "David Ernst"
<david.ernst@davidernst.net> wrote:
> Yeah, everyday encryption is in my category of "If I had a full
> understanding of it, I bet I'd do it all the time." Instead I dig it
> out and read the manuals when I really need it, which isn't very
> often, so I'm very unsure. A presentation would be great.
>
> David
>
>
> On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 10:26:42PM -0400, Dave Cooley wrote:
>> Count me interested! I'm sure I'd learn plenty. Holler when you
>> want to
>> give it, and I'll schedule you.
>>
>> Right now, I'm mulling the idea of giving a presentation on Zimbra
>> (open-source mail server, postfix backend) myself.
>>
>> Dave Cooley
>> dcooley@kiva.net
>>
>>
>>
>> Barry Schatz wrote:
>>> I'm sure this one has been considered several times, but I didn't
>>> see
>>> it in the previous meeting topics.
>>>
>>> I'm something of a privacy nut, and I think everyone with email
>>> should
>>> use GPG or equivalent. If it sounds like something the group would
>>> like, I'm willing to prepare a presentation on GPG. This would
>>> include
>>> a primer in RSA and asymmetric encryption, authentication vs
>>> encryption, web of trust/key signing, and some demonstrations of GPG
>>> in action.
>>>
>>> Anyone else interested?
>>>
>>> -Barry
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