I am quite newbie with the whole signing the packages thingy. How do I check all the packages signature and (if failed) how do i resign the packages with a given signature???

Cheers,

Manu


P.S: Good feedback. I agree with getting new distro CDs every so often and i am willing to do it (fast net connection helps) every so often (so expect Manudrake 9.2.2 etc...). i just need a bit of help setting it all up (e.g. signing packages)... which packages to ad etc...
P.P.S: I am thinking of adding PLF's dvd packages, what do you think??



Lyvim Xaphir wrote:


On Sat, 2003-10-25 at 06:57, Emmanuel Moll wrote:


Righto, the isos are created and I'm just about to test them. If I cannot find any problems, I'll bittorrent them on Monday under the name of Manudrake-9.2.1 (I'm fairly sure i cannot use the name Mandrake and 9.2.1 is better than 9.2SP1 (in my opinion)).
Also, since I'm a bit strapped for cash this month, I'm planning to sell these on CDs in the UK for people with slower connections (kinda like cheapbytes) - probably for �5 for 4 CDs including shipping (will get back on Monday). Anyone interested???


Cheers,

Manu




This is a fantastic idea, I wish somebody had done this a long time
ago.  What would be nice is that every so often, a snapshot of the
distro with the latest bug fixes be released; for use when you are
installing new and you don't want to bother with a fourth download cd or
you don't have an internet connection handy.  In my opinion this is a
real market gap and it's something I'd be willing to pay for.

Right now 9.1 has a huge amount of updates that would better be
integrated into a new set of installation cd's, instead of a tag-along
cd as I'm doing it now.

The only suggestion I have is that before you master them you do all
your Gpg checks on the packages and make sure all the rpm's pass.

LX







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