Remove PGP-related config options.

# once we have the vidalia/tor interaction fixed for everbody.

EMAIL_INCLUDE_FINGERPRINTS = True

#

# Configuration options for OpenPGP signing and encryption

# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Should we sign all email responses to clients with the key specified by

# EMAIL_GPG_PRIMARY_KEY_FINGERPRINT (or one of its subkeys)?

EMAIL_GPG_SIGNING_ENABLED = True

# The directory, relative to BridgeDB's runtime directory, in which to store

# OpenPGP keyrings and associated files.

EMAIL_GPG_HOMEDIR = '.gnupg'

# This should be a 40-character hexadecimal string containing the OpenPGP

# fingerprint (without spaces) of the default primary key to use.  The key

# should be capable of both signing and encryption, or have subkeys capable of

# such.

#

# The default primary key fingerprint below is BridgeDB's online signing keypair:

EMAIL_GPG_PRIMARY_KEY_FINGERPRINT = 'DF811109E17C8BF134B5EEB68DC43A2848821E32'

# If the key referred to by EMAIL_GPG_PRIMARY_KEY_FINGERPRINT requires a

# passphrase for signing or encryption, then the passphrase may be given in

# the EMAIL_GPG_PASSPHRASE option (as a string), or it may be contained within

# the file pointed to by EMAIL_GPG_PASSPHRASE_FILE.  Currently, only one

# passphrase is supported, so if the key specified by

# EMAIL_GPG_PRIMARY_KEY_FINGERPRINT has multiple subkeys, those subkeys MUST

# all have the same passphrase.

#

# If EMAIL_GPG_PASSPHRASE_FILE is used, and the filepath is not absolute, the

# path is interpreted as being relative to BridgeDB's runtime directory.

# (Note: be sure not to put any newlines after the phassphrase in the

# EMAIL_GPG_PASSPHRASE_FILE, or else they will be interpreted as part of the

# passphrase.)

#

# There are currently no safety checks on the permissions of either this

# configuration file or the EMAIL_GPG_PASSPHRASE_FILE, so beware and use at

# your own risk.

#

# If both EMAIL_GPG_PASSPHRASE and EMAIL_GPG_PASSPHRASE_FILE are ``None``,

# then it is assumed that the key specified by

# EMAIL_GPG_PRIMARY_KEY_FINGERPRINT does not require a passphrase.

EMAIL_GPG_PASSPHRASE = None

EMAIL_GPG_PASSPHRASE_FILE = '.gnupg/passphrase'

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# Hashring Allocation Options   \

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