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From: Kurt Lieber <klieber@g.o>
To: gentoo-security@l.g.o
Subject: [gentoo-security] update on signed snapshots
Date: Tue, 16 Nov 2004 17:16:49
Message-Id: 20041116171627.GH32117@mail.lieber.org
1 For those who have expressed an interest in signed snapshots, here's an
2 update.
3
4 CURRENT STATUS
5 ==============
6
7 The 2004.3 release stuff got me a bit side-tracked, but as of tomorrow, we
8 should have the first officially signed snapshot available on our mirrors.
9 For reference, the main mirror is here:
10
11 http://gentoo.osuosl.org/snapshots/
12
13 So if the files are there, then all is working correctly.
14
15 The GPG key ID is: D8BA32AA
16
17 The fingerprint is: 8861 8228 9048 D40B 3C3B ADDA 6DC2 26AA D8BA 32AA
18
19 It is currently available on (at least) pgp.mit.edu and keyserver.net. I
20 haven't figured out a good place to post it on the web site, so I'm open to
21 suggestions.
22
23 NEXT STEPS
24 ==========
25
26 Make sure the signatures are working as expected and that they don't cause
27 any other unforseen problems.
28
29 NEEDS TO BE DONE
30 ================
31
32 So far, nobody has written a patch that will modify emerge-webrsync to
33 check these signatures. For now, you will have to check things manually.
34 If/when someone does submit a patch, I will pass it along to the
35 emerge-webrsync maintainer. There is also a chance that one of the devs
36 will make the changes as well, but no commitments have been made.
37
38
39 --kurt

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[gentoo-security] Re: update on signed snapshots Chris Frey <cdfrey@×××××××××.ca>
[gentoo-security] Re: update on signed snapshots Chris Frey <cdfrey@×××××××××.ca>