The WWW Based PGP 5.0 Key Server System

This uses the new PGP 5.0 compatible server, listening on port 11371.

DNS names are all of the form wwwkeys*.pgp.net where the `*' may be zero or more DNS domain components. There is a generic `find any server' name (wwwkeys.pgp.net), entries for certain regions (eu), entries for some DNS Top Level Domsins (at, ca, ch, cz, de, dk, es, nl, uk and us), and entries for some DNS Sub Domsins (uk: net; us: 1, 2, 3, 4) each of which need to be called on port 11371. E.g. you might call http://wwwkeys.pgp.net:11371/pks/lookup?op=index&search=0x4960EA99 -- see Big Brother for status (5 min poll).
Here is a sample form using wwwkeys.pgp.net (a random server):

Index: verbose Index:
Search String:
Show PGP "fingerprints" for keys
Only return exact matches
Below are certain regions in `cryptic' format.
eu: verb finger exact
Below are the top level country servers in `cryptic' format.
at: verb f e CNAME
au: verb f e CNAME
ca: verb finger exact
ch: verb finger exact
cz: verb finger exact
de: verb finger exact
dk: verb finger exact
es: verb finger exact
nl: verb finger exact
uk: verb finger exact
us: verb finger exact
Below are certain subdomains in `cryptic' format.
net.uk: verb finger exact
1.us: verb finger exact
2.us: verb finger exact
3.us: verb finger exact
4.us: verb finger exact
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