How to verify the signature of the slack ISO images (or any other file for that matte
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How to verify the signature of the slack ISO images (or any other file for that matte
Hi:
I've just downloaded the ISO images for Slackware 14.0. Also the file with filename extension .asc. In the past I've spent a week reading the gpg manual and trying to understand how to use it. Now I would like to skip this step (I have quite forgotten) and ask some kind LQ user for a one-liner to do the job (that is, to authenticate the origin of the image file).
Thanks, Tex, I now remember! It's a very, very complicated procedure. I recall I was two days working on it. Things are never easier, they always become more difficult, as speaking on the phone, for example.
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