I lost a hard disk. It turns out my backups only include /root/.gnupg
and not /home/toad/.gnupg , and that the former doesn't include my
current message signing key (doh). It does include some old ones. (I
also lost a Jabber identity). So I have created a new gpg key. I have
signed this text file with two of all the old (expired) keys... And
attached the new key which this message is signed with.

Congrats to nextgens etc for fixing the catastrophe I left you in 971.
:) I'm away most of next week, so won't make any major changes today.

Anyone still getting the output bandwidth spikes?

Also on my server:
http://amphibian.dyndns.org/crash-070906.html

Fingerprints:

New key:
toad@servalan:~$ gpg --fingerprint E43DA450
pub   1024D/E43DA450 2006-09-09 [expires: 2008-09-08]
      Key fingerprint = 78CD E027 05DD 175D E392  0C22 03DA D496 E43D A450
uid                  Matthew John Toseland <toad@amphibian.dyndns.org>
sub   4096g/C96E1447 2006-09-09 [expires: 2008-09-08]

Old key:
toad@servalan:~$ gpg --fingerprint 6554A22D
pub   1024D/6554A22D 2004-05-29 [expires: 2007-05-29]
      Key fingerprint = EC74 8233 B27A AFC5 47D7  A400 1F3B 2E3A 6554 A22D
uid   Matthew John Toseland (Toad) <toad@amphibian.dyndns.org>

Very old key:
toad@servalan:~$ gpg --fingerprint 41FFFAA2
pub   1024D/41FFFAA2 2002-03-23
      Key fingerprint = 36B2 C526 09AB 753A 89BD  B1F2 9A55 46AC 41FF FAA2
uid   Matthew Toseland (yet another key... BACKUPS ARE IMPORTANT) <mtoseland@blueyonder.co.uk>
sub   1536g/2E527D80 2002-03-23