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-caff  --  CA - fire and forget
-
-caff is a script that helps you in keysigning.  It takes a list of
-keyids on the command line, fetches them from a keyserver and calls
-GnuPG so that you can sign it.  It then mails each key to all its
-email addresses - only including the one UID that we send to in each
-mail.
-
-Features:
- * Easy to setup.
- * Attaches only the very UID that we send to in the mail.
- * Prunes the key from all signatures that are not self sigs and
-   not done by you, thereby greatly reducing the size of mails.
- * Sends the mail encrypted if possible, will warn before sending
-   unencrypted mail (sign only keys)
- * Creates proper PGP MIME messages.
- * Uses separate GNUPGHOME for all its operations.
-
-Special Requirements:
- * GnuPG 1.3.92 or later.
-
-Discussion:
-
-Since we do not upload the new signatures, or import them into our
-main keyring, the signature only gets public if:
- - the email address is valid
- - the person reading the email can decrypt the mail (if it was sent
-   encrypted).
-
-Therefore we achieve the same level of security as common Challenge
-Repsonse systems like CABot, without all the extra hassle of those
-systems.
-
-
-
-Dependencies: gnupg (>= 1.3.92), perl, libgnupg-interface-perl, libtext-template-perl, libmime-perl, libmailtools-perl (>= 1.62), mailx
-
-
-INSTALLATION NOTES
-
-After creating a ~/.caffrc from the template, caff almost works out of the box.
-
--- 
-Peter
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