Siganture verification

Last modified by John Stroy on 2013/03/31 21:49

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In order to verify OpenPGP signatures, you'll need an OpenPGP-compliant verifier. Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) and GnuPG are common tools for this. You'll also want to get my OpenPGP key, fingerprint 0xB16B3128DC41357F, off of one of the keyservers like the MIT one. Download the .asc file corresponding to the package that you obtained. Paste the public key to GnuPG or PGP. Using GnuPG or PGP, load the .asc file and ask it to Decrypt/Verify.