PGP GPG users please verify this signature is valid (bounty - closed)

[TangibleCryptography]

Since encrypted and signed was never part of the bounty, you don't need to pay me. But, if you still would like to, my donation address is in my sig, as always.

Donated:
44bbb15f7e7caa422fd4ead7fd0b98a61b4b7b9323951a70dbeaa21f4f879dbd

[1714105108]

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[deusstultus]

Bounty Closed.  Thanks for the help everyone.  I am at least marginally comfortable with using GPG now.

deusstultus you posted while I was updating the OP so drop me a BTC address and I will payout.

Do what you like as you were closing the offer.  I signed your key on pgp.mit.edu for good measure.
Address in sig.

[Maged]

Since encrypted and signed was never part of the bounty, you don't need to pay me. But, if you still would like to, my donation address is in my sig, as always.

Donated:
44bbb15f7e7caa422fd4ead7fd0b98a61b4b7b9323951a70dbeaa21f4f879dbd

Thanks 

[imsaguy]

Got my tip, thanks!

[TangibleCryptography]

My address: 1Mpeev7rM4CDRPHEAbKnfeBywDGhUyisV9

Bounty Paid:
46a7d2aba07bf723672fe4697852652345ef0d1722deac8ad72f1bec8f021adc

Thx.

[imsaguy]

My address: 1Mpeev7rM4CDRPHEAbKnfeBywDGhUyisV9

Bounty Paid:
46a7d2aba07bf723672fe4697852652345ef0d1722deac8ad72f1bec8f021adc

Thx.

Confirmed.

[TangibleCryptography]

Do what you like as you were closing the offer.  I signed your key on pgp.mit.edu for good measure.
Address in sig.

Paid:
a8679aa92a4505ce33b80743eca2e2a25a689f93d9e88cb7e71da8409d8db48b

Thx for your help.

[John (John K.)]

Oops, didn't notice you just closed the offer. Signed anyway on the second post.
Address in sig if you want. 

[TangibleCryptography]

Oops, didn't notice you just closed the offer. Signed anyway on the second post.
Address in sig if you want. 

No you got in the second post you just were thorough.  Not going to fault that.

Bounty paid:
d2b62c0bab6057ae0e7a505675c31efc4f447aa3b16d0ef1e9438397df2b0043

Ok NOW WE REALLLY ARE CLOSED. I got to sleep anyways.   

[unfinishe]

Oh no, I'm not too late am I? 

[TangibleCryptography]

Oh no, I'm not too late am I? 

See this post:

unfinishe
imsaguy Paid
maged Paid

Thanks for your help,
either post or PM me a Bitcoin address if you wish to claim the bounty (0.25 BTC ea).

[unfinishe]

Hooray! The address in my signature is fine. Thank you!

[TangibleCryptography]

Hooray! The address in my signature is fine. Thank you!

Man i got to turn sig back on (I turn them an avatars off on this account because sometimes I access this account from android phone).

Bounty paid:
1ba3e5a6aef999fdc758627fe27e266ed2e04fab53218700cc002e75d57f7650

[Red Emerald]

I like how GPG is integrated into the Mac and you can highlight any text and hit a key chord and it will encrypt/decrypt/sign/verify right on the spot from within any application.  Wish it were just as tightly integrated everywhere else.

While the integration is really nice, for some reason it won't verify text.  I can get it to verify files, but text in a file always gives me an error.

To get around this, I first made a really simple shell script

Code:

#!/bin/sh
pbpaste | gpg --verify

However, I really liked having the verify command be a service, so I made a service with Automator.  I installed gnupg with brew, so gpg is in /usr/local/bin/

The first action is "Run Shell Script" with Pass input: "to stdin"

Code:

/usr/local/bin/gpg --verify
if [ "$?" -eq 0 ]; then
	echo 'Success! The signature is valid!'
else
	echo 'ERROR! The signature IS NOT valid (or the public key could not found)!'
fi

The second step is "Run Applescript" because it's the easiest way to get a dialog box.

Code:

on run {input, parameters}
	
	display dialog "" & input buttons {"OK"}
	
	return input
end run

Now if only we could sign bbcode and have it still validate.

[Hasimir]

I like how GPG is integrated into the Mac and you can highlight any text and hit a key chord and it will encrypt/decrypt/sign/verify right on the spot from within any application.  Wish it were just as tightly integrated everywhere else.

It can be, there are a number of additional GUI frontends you can use in addition to the default ones (I'm assuming you're using GPGTools):

http://www.gnupg.org/related_software/frontends.en.html

For integrating with your email, I highly recommend Mozilla Thunderbird with the Enigmail add-on.

There's also a benefit in learning to use it on the command line because there are a lot of options which are not available any other way.

If you can track down a copy of PGP & GPG: Email for the Practical Paranoid you will find it very useful.

[justusranvier]

Some of our customers have asked for us to support GPG signed and encrypted email.

I wish more companies would do this.