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Programmatic way to fix signatures?

by Dave Abrahams :: Rate this Message:

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I want to be able to run a script that replaces any outdated signature
in a feed file with an up-to-date one.  Unfortunately, even "0publish
-u" errors out if the signature isn't valid.  IMO it should be more
lenient, and "0publish -ux" should do what I want.  Thoughts?

I also note this (relatively minor) inconvenience: signing through
0publish appears to require a tty, which really limits the way I can
invoke it through emacs.  There should be a way to invoke it so that it
calls gpg in a non-interactive mode (gpg -y?).  Thoughts#2?

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Dave Abrahams
BoostPro Computing
http://www.boostpro.com


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