How to check ISO image Parabola ?
Hello . How and where can I download a pub key to check the ISO image? The wiki https://wiki.parabola.nu/Installation_Guide doesn't list the server??
hkps://pgp.mit.edu ?
keys.openpgp.org ?
keys.gnugp.net ?
hkps://keyserver.ubuntu.com ?
$ gpg --keyserver ????? --recv-key FBCC5AD7421197B7ABA72853908710913E8C7778
I can download the key http://pgp.cyberbits.eu:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x3954a7ab837d0ea9cfa9798925db7d9b5a8d4b40 and then import it, but I wanted to understand which server to use
$ gpg --import armored-keys.asc
Replies (2)
RE: How to check ISO image Parabola ? - bill-auger - 14 days ago -
the --keyserver option is not needed usually - the --keyserver option is also marked as "deprecated" in the manual (meaning that it is not needed ever, for any reason) - in fact, keyservers are not needed either - they are only a convenience - as you discovered, if you can get the key somehow, you can import it manually
if you do specify the --keyserver option, it is normally not important which one you specify, as long as it is online - the system was designed that way - most keyservers are part of a distributed (de-centralized) network, all sharing the same data - pgp.cyberbits.eu is one of those, as are the others you listed, except for ubuntu
the --keyserver option was intended for custom or private keyservers - unfortunately, the default keyserver (on arch at least) is keyserver.ubuntu,com, which does not share keys with the main network; so now we need to try both the default (ubuntu) and one (any) of the pool servers - the effect being that the --keyserver option, although deprecated upstream, is still essential for arch and parabola users
How to check ISO image Parabola ? - sam - 14 days ago -
Thank you very much for the detailed explanation, okay then I’ll download the public key manually and import it into the system.