James Buddenhagen wrote:
> James Buddenhagen (that's me) is in the global PGP directory,
> at least I think I am. But when I click the PGPkeys tray icon
> and do 'server' then 'search...' and fill in the boxes with
>
> Idap://keyserver.pgp.com
> User ID contains Buddenhagen
>
> nothing shows up. Why is that? I can't find myself :-(
>
> When I put in the full User ID, namely: James Buddenhagen
> then I do show up. I'm still using 'contains' for the search.
>
> Can others find me by searching on my last name?
>
> I'm using freeware PGP 8.1 under windows 2000.
>
> Any help or explanation appreciated.
>
> --
> James Buddenhagen

I can find you on this site James

https://keyserver.pgp.com/vkd/SubmitSearch.event

But only when entering your full name.

--
Best Wishes from Martin

So many questions, so few answers.

PGP Key ID, 0x581E4CE1

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"James Buddenhagen" wrote in
news:vDeue.7897$jX6.2255@newsread2.news.pas.earthl ink.net:

> James Buddenhagen (that's me) is in the global PGP directory,
> at least I think I am. But when I click the PGPkeys tray icon
> and do 'server' then 'search...' and fill in the boxes with
>
> Idap://keyserver.pgp.com
> User ID contains Buddenhagen
>
> nothing shows up. Why is that? I can't find myself :-(
>
> When I put in the full User ID, namely: James Buddenhagen
> then I do show up. I'm still using 'contains' for the search.
>
> Can others find me by searching on my last name?
>
> I'm using freeware PGP 8.1 under windows 2000.
>
> Any help or explanation appreciated.

Using PGP 9.0.1 Desktop, the search of the Global directory by your last
name produces a key for David. I'm guessing what you are coming up against
is PGP Corp is only allowing one entry to be returned in a search, to
prevent email address harvesting from the Global Directory. Your key comes
up if I search by first and last name.

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"Tom McCune" wrote in message
news:89lue.89451$HT1.73953@twister.nyroc.rr.com...
> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
> Hash: SHA1
[snip]
> Using PGP 9.0.1 Desktop, the search of the Global directory by your last
> name produces a key for David. I'm guessing what you are coming up against
> is PGP Corp is only allowing one entry to be returned in a search, to
> prevent email address harvesting from the Global Directory. Your key comes
> up if I search by first and last name.
>
> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
> Version: PGP Desktop 9.0.1 (Build 2185)
> Comment: PGP FAQ: http://www.mccune.cc/PGP.htm
>
> iQEVAwUBQrnexmDeI9apM77TAQIFHQf9Hx0Oy+R44xkMJJj+j6 t1H2/5bTWBPOpn
> CUtjzkjOVwqocKeHKzB/ZQjoCkld0mnJJUJGSHjQw/mtGFFj7ogf4UUvoPtJxX4Z
> LE/JeorySLIMe08oRetUyvvDaosv1cxDBZf8jitWjOfkEPVu4fbCQ QjwoLexkcqp
> 0W8vXHQLJ+q54eu7lcA8A21NQ0o8WayTV08q2t6ijf0IGyxbRR tbCEfP/3zu6Vwo
> xo1lD1y5cpE/lWVMW1wSbZMiG6FsjEGtBGKn3xZkY+8uawp0vzAgjcJ4SbOeZ+ Bp
> lg2561pAuhg/evC66iQPXC0AIKhtopuwq4TWiWutCsgt++8ZxwwZ2Q==
> =l9Ej
> -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

Thanks to both Martin and Tom for checking on this.
Tom I think you explanation is right. Thanks.
--
James Buddenhagen

On 2005-06-23 11:13:59 -0700, "James Buddenhagen" said:

> "Tom McCune" wrote in message
> news:89lue.89451$HT1.73953@twister.nyroc.rr.com...
>> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
>> Hash: SHA1
> [snip]
>> Using PGP 9.0.1 Desktop, the search of the Global directory by your last
>> name produces a key for David. I'm guessing what you are coming up against
>> is PGP Corp is only allowing one entry to be returned in a search, to
>> prevent email address harvesting from the Global Directory. Your key comes
>> up if I search by first and last name.
>>
>> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
>> Version: PGP Desktop 9.0.1 (Build 2185)
>> Comment: PGP FAQ: http://www.mccune.cc/PGP.htm
>>
>> iQEVAwUBQrnexmDeI9apM77TAQIFHQf9Hx0Oy+R44xkMJJj+j6 t1H2/5bTWBPOpn
>> CUtjzkjOVwqocKeHKzB/ZQjoCkld0mnJJUJGSHjQw/mtGFFj7ogf4UUvoPtJxX4Z
>> LE/JeorySLIMe08oRetUyvvDaosv1cxDBZf8jitWjOfkEPVu4fbCQ QjwoLexkcqp
>> 0W8vXHQLJ+q54eu7lcA8A21NQ0o8WayTV08q2t6ijf0IGyxbRR tbCEfP/3zu6Vwo
>> xo1lD1y5cpE/lWVMW1wSbZMiG6FsjEGtBGKn3xZkY+8uawp0vzAgjcJ4SbOeZ+ Bp
>> lg2561pAuhg/evC66iQPXC0AIKhtopuwq4TWiWutCsgt++8ZxwwZ2Q==
>> =l9Ej
>> -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
>
> Thanks to both Martin and Tom for checking on this.
> Tom I think you explanation is right. Thanks.

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I have experienced the same thing... searching under my last name, I don't
find me... but searching for my whole name produces my key

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