Hello Adrian,
On Wed, Apr 19, Adrian Schröter wrote:
> On Mittwoch, 19. April 2017, 13:26:55 CEST wrote Dieter Bloms:
> > Hello,
> >
> > we are running an own private obs appliance.
> > I've a gpg key and want to use this for all my project.
> > I've added my gpg key in the keyring of /srv/obs/gnupg
> > and defined it in /etc/sign.conf.
> > The rpms were signed by my gpg key, but my gpg key is not used to sign
> > the repos of my projects.
> > The repos were signed with the key of "defaultkey@localobs".
>
> this is the instance key.
may it be possible to change this instance key ?
I can't find it on the new appliance.
> > I read the online obs reference guide
> >
http://openbuildservice.org/help/manuals/obs-reference-guide/cha.obs.signing.html#id2202> > but there is only an empty chapter "Configure sign key"
> >
> > Can anybody tell me how to define the project signing key ?
>
> You can create further keys using
>
> osc signkey --create $project
>
> our default config is that top level projects get an own key automatic.
> Check
>
> osc api -e /configuration
>
> and look for
>
> <enforce_project_keys>on</enforce_project_keys>
the problem is, that our old autobuild server (based on sles11) is broken and I've
installed a new one as appliance.
Now I want use the keys from the old autobuild server, so that all our servers
don't need to be touched for a key change.
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Dieter
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