Forgive me if this might be a bit off-topic. But I haven't found a lot of resources on the subject (and that includes a search of List archives).

For years now, I've been ignoring the note on the Tomcat download pages to verify the downloads, preferably by their PGP signatures, before putting them into service.

This time, though, I decided to follow the instructions. I installed GPG, imported the KEYS file, and checked the signatures.

But everything I've read about GPG, and PGP signature checking, says it's meaningless unless the keys are verified as genuine.

Is there a procedure for doing this? A few days ago, I privately emailed a well-known Tomcat developer, one who has helped me with technical matters in the past, asking for a fingerprint verification. I've heard nothing back (then again, he hasn't been heard from on-List in a few days, so he may be away).

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James H. H. Lampert

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