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+====== Keysigning ======
+**//*** This page is in the process of being updated. Scott 2014-11-29 ***//**
+===== OCLUG Web of Trust =====
+Many members of OCLUG have an interest in cryptography and express it by having and using GPG/PGP keys.
+<code>
+#!html
+<!--- This section requires some rewriting and some updates. I'll have to set up a real
+----- keysigning party and start a GPG Keyring to store here. This was the only way to
+----- comment out part of the page. I could have gone back through revisions, but I don't
+----- want to forget to put the new version of this back in. -- Scott
+You can download the [[http://oclug.on.ca/phpwiki/pubring.ids|list of key IDs]] and the [[http://oclug.on.ca/phpwiki/pubring.asc|keyring]] from here.
+The OCLUG Web Of Trust [[http://oclug.on.ca/phpwiki/report.php|keyanalysis report]]
+shows which OCLUG users have signed each others keys.  If you would like
+your key added, updated or removed from the report, send mail to [[:deleted!]].
+Any member of the OCLUG Web Of Trust is, by definition, part of the
+[[http://keyserver.kjsl.com/~jharris/ka/|global Web of Trust]].
+-->
+</code>
+OCLUG has run two large keysigning parties in order to improve the links in the Web Of Trust.  The first one was
+in June 2002 and the second one was in May 2003.
+If you wish to have your key signed, the original procedure is to:
+  - Mail the main OCLUG mailing list a few days in advance to let everybody know you intend to be there and so the meeting coordinator can schedule the meeting appropriately.
+. Print out some keyslips.  The exact format doesn't matter too much, but the important information is all obtained from the first two lines output by //gpg --fingerprint// :
+    <code>
+pub  1024D/8E7C03FF 2001-02-17 Matthew Wilcox &lt;willy-at-debian.org&gt;
+     Key fingerprint = 38FA A231 A84D E7C5 7248  50CC 2218 C81E 8E7C 03FF
+</code>
+. Attend the meeting, bringing photo ID (driver's licence, passport, etc) and your keyslips with you.
+OCLUG also does tutorials on the use of PGP/GPG occasionally.
+A revised procedure will be published shortly, as GPG keysigning is part of the ongoing service offered by the group.
+==== Some GPG/PGP-related links ====
+  * [[http://www.gnupg.org/gph/en/manual.html|The GNU Privacy Handbook]]
+  * [[http://www.openpgp.org|The OpenPGP Alliance]]