Re: PGP keysigning at LPC/OSSE 2026
From: Uwe Kleine-König
Date: Tue Oct 06 2026 - 01:28:25 EST
Hello,
just a quick reminder:
On Sun, Sep 27, 2026 at 02:33:22PM +0200, Uwe Kleine-König wrote:
> Please print out the list, fill in the hash sums (which we will verify
> when we meet), verify your fingerprint and memorize (or write down) the
> missing nibbles (if you're on the list) and bring the list to the
> meetings together with a pen and a proof of identity (as most people
> will probably want to see such a document before certifying your UIDs).
> If your hand writing is poor, I recommend filling in the hash sum before
> printing. Note that the start of the SHA256 hash sum is already
> prefilled, that prefill has to be kept as is when generating the hashes.
>
> For people having missed the registration deadline: You can still bring
> the prepared list and at least benefit partly from the simplification it
> yields. For getting signatures I recommend bringing paper slips with
> your UIDs and fingerprint. gpg-key2ps can create such paper slips. It
> might be sensible to bring a few of those even if you're on the list for
> those who attend the events without preparation.
>
> We'll meet on Tue (2026-10-06) and Thu (2026-10-08) after the scheduled
> conference events (Tue: ~ 19:50, Thu: ~ 18:30). We will meet outside the
> conference venue, in case I manage to organise a room, someone at the
> main exit will know.
That is all still true. So today's meeting is after the memorial for Dan
Williams (that is around 19:50) near the coffee truck before the main
entrance.
I'll bring a few spare copies of the list, that I'll hand out on a
first-admit-you-failed-to-print-yourself-first-serve basis. That list of
course is a bit more tedious for you to verify as you didn't prepare it
yourself.
The current state of the signature graph can be found at
https://openpgpkey.baylibre.com/Fei9keem/signature.svg . (graphviz is
strange, so for now only the certicates that already have a connection
are included.) I'll update this for some time after LPC.
Best regards
Uwe
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