Yep, we’re doing it again. Wednesday night May 2 at ApacheCon Europe, we’ll be having a PGP KeySigning. All Apache committers and all conference attendees are invited to participate.
Why do we have a PGP Keysigning session at ApacheCon? At the Apache Software Foundation, we sign our releases with PGP. Every release archive is accompanied by a signature file (name ends in .asc) and a hash file (name ends in .md5) that you can use to verify the integrity of the release.
In just over two weeks, ApacheCon Europe kicks off in Amsterdam. My SSL Training session has unfortunately been canceled due to lack of interest: only two people had signed up and that is just not a sufficient number to justify putting on a half-day training. However, that just gives me more opportunity to concentrate on the sessions I will be presenting.
Courtesy of Google Maps, here are your driving instructions to get from the last ApacheCon to this one. Be sure to leave in time, and note step 28. Perhaps one of these can be of some help.