@@ -97,18 +97,17 @@ obtain_release_key: >
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choosing_builders : >
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It is recommended that you choose a few individuals from this list who you find
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- trustworthy and import their keys as above, or import all the keys per the
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- instructions in the <a href="$(BUILDER_KEYS_URL)"><code>contrib/builder-key</code>
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- README</a>. You will later use their keys to check the signature attesting to the
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- validity of the checksums you use to check the binaries.
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+ trustworthy and import their keys as above. You will later use their keys to
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+ check the signature attesting to the validity of the checksums you use to check
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+ the binaries. You can import all keys at once by cloning the repo and importing the directory:
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release_key_obtained : " The output of the command above should say that one key was imported, updated, has new signatures, or remained unchanged."
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verify_checksums_file : " Verify that the checksums file is PGP signed by a sufficient amount of keys you trust and have imported into your keychain:"
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check_gpg_output : >
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The command above will output a series of signature checks for each of the public
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- keys that signed the checksums. Each signature will show the following text:
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+ keys that signed the checksums. Each valid signature will show the following text:
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line_starts_with : " A line that starts with:"
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complete_line_saying : " A complete line saying:"
@@ -120,6 +119,8 @@ gpg_trust_warning: >
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<code>$(SHORT_BUILDER_KEY)</code>) listed in the second line above matches what
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you had expected for the signers public key.
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+ verify_keys : " See the GNU handbook section on key management for more details."
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localized_checksum_ok : " OK"
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localized_gpg_good_sig : " Good signature"
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localized_gpg_primary_fingerprint : " Primary key fingerprint:"
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