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Carl Parrish wrote:
> On Thu, 2004-01-15 at 13:06, Carl Parrish wrote:
>
>>is there anyway I can tell if I'm using ssh1? The computer I'm trying to
>>access doesn't do ssh2 so I typed in
>>ssh -1 -l <login> <url>
>>its still not working. others are able to log in using ssh1 so I need to
>>check and make sure that I'm actually using ssh1 (most machines I
>>connect to using ssh2, and I don't have to worry about this)
>
> Sorry everyone I'm setting up new keys on Evolution and I used the wrong
> one in the last msg. I know on this list someone would notice if I
> changed keys so I'm letting everyone know now. The *this* one is the
> correct key.
>
>
Have you uploaded it to any of the key servers?
(I just tried pgp.mit.edu, and failed)

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KevinO

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