The Guide - Pretty Good Privacy--What information do I need to provide, and when?

Pretty Good Privacy

	Introduction: What is PGP?
	How does it work?
	Where do I get PGP? How do I run PGP??
	Why does my key need to be signed?
	So what's a keysigning party after all?
	What information do I need to provide, and when?
	What other resources are there to help me learn about PGP and keysigning?
	What about Windows Platform?

Related Links

1.	PGP -
2.	A specific key signing party
3.	PGP keyservers:
4.	A specific key signing party
5.	Keysigning Party Guide:

What information do I need to provide, and when?

What information do I need to provide, and when?

1. In order for you to be part of the keysigning process you must make the following information available to me LATEST BY Wed, 14th July 1999:

Primary user-ID of the key (e.g. Raju Mathur raju@sgi.com)
Key size and key type (e.g. RSA/768)
Key ID (e.g. 0x83E874DD)
Key Fingerprint (e.g. F2 D4 4A 21 27 B0 63 FF 15 97 9D AE 9D 40 BC B8)
All this information is available using the command ``pgpk -ll <your
name>''

2. After the ``party'', you must sign all the keys you wish to and
send them to me NO LATER THAN Sunday, 15th August, 1999. I will
redistribute the keys to their owners.

What other resources are there to help me learn about PGP and keysigning?