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Date: Mon, 13 Sep 2010 13:18:13 +0400
From: Ilya Basin <basinilya@gmail.com>
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Subject: can't make setup.exe --untrusted-keys to work
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I have a custom public key for my repo.
This works:
  setup.exe --keep-untrusted-keys -K basinilya.pub
Then I can see that something was added to the end of /etc/setup.rc
  extrakeys
          (public-key (dsa (p #00E03CE0...41FD#) ) )

Next time I invoke setup.exe like this:
  setup.exe --untrusted-keys --keep-untrusted-keys
and expect it to verify my signature, but it displays the "failed to
verify" error and after setup.exe exits, the tail of setup.rc looks
like this:
  extrakeys
          (public-key (dsa (p


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