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| gpg --import deltachat_certificate.asc.txt | ||
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| # Verify signature and file integrity | ||
| gpg --decrypt signature.asc | shasum -a 512 -c - |
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| gpg --decrypt signature.asc | shasum -a 512 -c - | |
| gpg --decrypt signature.asc | shasum -a 512 --ignore-missing -c - |
--ignore-missing is missing down here ;)
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| gpg: Good signature from "deltachat-signing@merlinux.eu" [unknown] | ||
| gpg: WARNING: This key is not certified with a trusted signature! | ||
| gpg: There is no indication that the signature belongs to the owner. | ||
| Primary key fingerprint: 63CD 1F81 5BA5 6051 8376 999C 626E 26C8 1695 1308 | ||
| <filename>: OK |
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| gpg: Good signature from "deltachat-signing@merlinux.eu" [unknown] | |
| gpg: WARNING: This key is not certified with a trusted signature! | |
| gpg: There is no indication that the signature belongs to the owner. | |
| Primary key fingerprint: 63CD 1F81 5BA5 6051 8376 999C 626E 26C8 1695 1308 | |
| <filename>: OK | |
| gpg: Good signature from "deltachat-signing@merlinux.eu" [unknown] | |
| gpg: WARNING: This key is not certified with a trusted signature! | |
| gpg: There is no indication that the signature belongs to the owner. | |
| Primary key fingerprint: 63CD 1F81 5BA5 6051 8376 999C 626E 26C8 1695 1308 | |
| <filename>: OK | |
| shasum: WARNING: 32 lines are improperly formatted |
I also got this warning at the bottom when I checked the signature.asc for 2.35.0; not sure why it didn't appear for you, will future signature.asc files not contain the instructions?
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| The warning is normal - the signature is valid, but GPG warns because you haven't explicitly trusted the key. **Important:** Verify the fingerprint matches the one shown above. |
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| The warning is normal - the signature is valid, but GPG warns because you haven't explicitly trusted the key. **Important:** Verify the fingerprint matches the one shown above. | |
| The warnings are normal - | |
| the signature is valid, but GPG warns because you haven't explicitly trusted the key. | |
| **Important:** Verify the fingerprint matches the one shown above. | |
| The second warning is because of the guidelines in the signature.asc file. |
If the change above is accepted, this should probably be added to. I also used sembr to make the line shorter.
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One part of resolving deltachat/deltachat-desktop#6030
We need to adapt the signature.asc file that is generated and uploaded by desktop-builder before we can publish this.
The idea is to have the PGP key together with the sha5 checksums in one file so it can be verified in one command
gpg --decrypt signature.asc | shasum -a 512 --ignore-missing -c -sha1 checksums will be removed
The file signature.asc will contain something like