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PGP keys & signing a Yahoo email Tag operation?

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I pgp sign my tag operation request emails using my own computer in the normal way.

If I go away and want to send operation requests and I take a copy of my pgp keys with me where do I upload the keys to on the public computer I would use to be able to then sign a yahoo email operation request before sending it to the automaton? I've tried it on a local public computer but couldn't work out how to manage the procedure correctly. I don't want to take a laptop with me with the keys already installed. Any ideas?
 
cant see any other way of doing it as you need to install pgp software on a machine then import your key. maybe if you have your own mail server get it signed from the server
 
I pgp sign my tag operation request emails using my own computer in the normal way.

If I go away and want to send operation requests and I take a copy of my pgp keys with me where do I upload the keys to on the public computer I would use to be able to then sign a yahoo email operation request before sending it to the automaton? I've tried it on a local public computer but couldn't work out how to manage the procedure correctly. I don't want to take a laptop with me with the keys already installed. Any ideas?

The only solution could be using pgp command line product if you have a server. ıf you have a server install pgp command line and via SSH or other channels use pgp.

http://www.pgp.com/products/commandline/index.html

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Hi,

I can setup a web based interface that allows most of the common automaton commands - REQUEST / MODIFY / LIST / RENEW / DELETE / etc.

Drop me a PM if this interests you.

cheers,
rob.
 
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