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Re: What is .sign stands for?
>>>>> "Ravikant" == Ravikant K Rao <ravikant@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
Ravikant> I don't suppose MD5Sum's are signatures... therefore I
Ravikant> imagine they're some PGP/GPG signatures which you could
Ravikant> verify by using the appropriate software.
This and more, coming soon to a theater near you ... oops, the
ilugc meet this Saturday :-).
-arun
P.S.: They are what are called detached signatures, used to check
integrity of the packages, and verify their source. PGP/GPG
required.
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arun krishnaswamy <kar@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> <aroon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
<http://prometheus.home.dhs.org> Debian~FreeBSD~XEmacs~Gnus~fvwm
PGP: 0x5606B2B1 9E B8 7A A4 63 B0 DA 46 21 75 2F 87 1D A9 39 69
GPG: 0xC49BCE3E 7385 D55F C751 CFDA 2ED4 28AF FE2D 6C53 C49B CE3E
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