On 2015-04-18, Benjamin Spero wrote: > I would like to download the latest version of the ant and ivy > projects. If I download from the source distribution do I get all the > source code?
Yes, you get everything you need to build Ant or Ivy yourself if you follow the respective build instructions. > Do I need to verify the integrity of the downloaded files? What we've put on our download page is a general recomendation for any download of software, You should be totally sure you are installing what you expect it to be. We offer PGP signatures as a means to verifythe download hasn't been corrupted. > I was trying to follow the instructions. After clicking on KEYS and > saving the PGP KEYS page how do I apply it to the downloaded ant and > ivy files to check the integrity? I forgot to mention I will be > downloading this on a Mac. You need an OpenPGP implementation for your platform - most likely GnuPG. With the first command of the instructions you import the KEYS file (that you should have retrieved via HTTPs directly from an ASF server, not a mirror), after that PGP/GnuPG knows the key that we have used to sign the files. For the second step you need to download the PGP signature file next to the source archive and then you use PGP/GnuPG to verify the signature. Stefan --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@ant.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@ant.apache.org
