dnscrypt-proxy public key

Discussion in 'encryption problems' started by BriggsAndStratton, Sep 7, 2018.

  1. BriggsAndStratton

    BriggsAndStratton Registered Member

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    I want to verify the downloaded file, but can't find the author's public key anywhere to import it. I am using gpgtools. I saw a note on GitHub that shows a program called minisign is needed to verify the binaries? You mean I have to download a separate program just to verify the integrity of this program? Can someone please explain exactly how to do this? I am not familiar with minisign.

    Any help will be greatly appreciate.
     
  2. mirimir

    mirimir Registered Member

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    The downloads all have corresponding "dnscrypt-proxy-xxx-2.0.16.tar.gz.minisig" files. So yes, it seems that you do need minisign. I've never used it, but there's probably a man page or "minisign -h" or whatever.
     
  3. BriggsAndStratton

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    Thanks. I appreciate that.
     
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