> > > > The problem is that Microsoft can cryptographically sign their > > packages whereas Redhat cannot (unless they use a NSA certified, > > closed-source system to do it). > > > > Digital signatures are essential for any live update system like > > this. > > > > Actually, RedHat can, and do, sign their packages. They just can't > distribute the software you need to verify the signatures; you have to > download it yourself... > > sorry for my ignorance, but aren't PGP signatures included in every RPM ? I think when you are installing the rpm the rpm verifies the signature. I am missing something ? Is GnuPG the solution of the US export-control problems ? regards, Benno. -- To unsubscribe: mail -s unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] < /dev/null
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