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At 17:38 03-09-1997 MDT, you wrote:
FWIW, it would have been *really* nice if this had been implemented as a
WWW
transaction, instead of as a separate protocol (on a separate port). Ah
well; too late now, I guess.
Not too late ;-)
PGP 5.0 sends the following request:
"GET /pks/lookup?op=get&exact=on&search=<Email Address|Key ID> HTTP/1.0"
The new keyserver works on port 11371. Most Web servers should be
configurable to listen on this port.
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