Add Page for Keys of Rocky Linux & Team members
See original GitHub issueIs your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
We would like to add a new page that details and mostly mirrors https://centos.org/keys/ but for our downstream project. Essentially, a place to store the fingerprints and download links for the signing, debug, and testing keys for each major version of Rocky, any SIGs, and whatever future use may exist. Possibly including Security/Infrastructure team Keys and/or information regarding Keybase as a contact method for security vulnerabilities.
Describe the solution you’d like
Add some copy and (at least) the keys from https://dl.rockylinux.org/pub/rocky/ .
For Rocky Linux 8 Project Keys, these are the fingerprints, exported from my keyring.
Rocky Linux Official Key
pub rsa4096/0x15AF5DAC6D745A60 2021-02-14 Rocky Linux (Rocky Linux Official Signing Key) <releng@rockylinux.org>
Key Fingerprint = 7051 C470 A929 F454 CEBE 37B7 15AF 5DAC 6D74 5A60
Rocky Linux Testing Key
pub rsa4096/0x5489E42BBBE2C108 2021-02-14 Rocky Linux Testing (Rocky Linux Testing Key) <releng@rockylinux.org>
Key fingerprint = 091A 4404 7C3D 8B7A 331F 5E18 5489 E42B BBE2 C108
Rocky Linux Infrastructure Key
sec ed25519/0xAA650F52D6C094FA 2021-05-17 Core Infrastructure (Compose Signing Key) <infrastructure@rockylinux.org>
Key fingerprint = BFC3 D8F2 0D15 F4FD 4628 1D7F AA65 0F52 D6C0 94FA
Describe alternatives you’ve considered
N/A
Additional context
Had been brought up before in the community, and more recently an email to the contact address requesting it!
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- Created 2 years ago
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- Comments:15 (15 by maintainers)
The
--with-fingerprint
should print the 'Key fingerprint` information. Lets use that one in the section hereBelow, where you display the keys, that looks great. The format is a little weird and might change in the future so that it is just the output of a command. One the page is up there we can play around with it!
Regarding where it should be linked to from: I have no strong preference. It seems it belongs somewhere under security, probably. We’ll likely link into it from elsewhere, as well.
@ressonix & @brianclemens any ideas?
Will do. Thanks!