gpg2-vmimage

gpg2-vmimage.sh

#!/bin/bash
## Usage: gpg2-vmimage.sh FILENAME
## 
## FILENAME can be:
##   - a tar archive (in which case this script will apply zstd 
##     compression before encrypting & signing with GnuPG)
##   - an already-compressed OVA file (in which case this script 
##     will not further compress)
##
## The output will be a .zstd.gpg or .gpg of the input file and 
## a signed SHA256 checksum file (containing the hashes of the input file, 
## the intermediate .zstd archive, if any, and the encrypted output file).

# hardcode the PGP recipients here before using
RECIPIENTS="-r [email protected] -r 0x12345678"

input_filename=$1
if [ ! -f "$input_filename" ]; then
    echo "$input_filename does not exist!"
    exit 128
fi

# check if is a tar by stripping off any .tar extension
test_basename=${input_filename%.tar}
if [ "$test_basename" == "$input_filename" ]; then
    # not a tar
    input_basename=${input_filename%.*}
else
    # is a tar, so zstd compress first
    sha256sum "$input_filename" | tee -a "$test_basename.sha256sum"
    printf "First, going to compress this tar: %s\n" $input_filename
    # you may want to tweak this line for performance/compression settings
    zstd --long -T4 -19 "$input_filename"
    input_basename=$test_basename
    input_filename="$input_filename.zst"
fi

printf "About to hash, encrypt, and sign %s\n" $input_filename
sha256sum "$input_filename" | tee -a "$input_basename.sha256sum"
printf "Invoking GPG to encrypt and sign...\n"
gpg2 --encrypt --sign --compress-algo none \
    $RECIPIENTS \
    -o "$input_filename.gpg" "$input_filename"
sha256sum "$input_filename.gpg" | tee -a "$input_basename.sha256sum"
gpg2 --clearsign -o "$input_basename.asc" "$input_basename.sha256sum"

# can comment out if you want to see how it works and keep the intermediate file
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
    rm "$input_basename.sha256sum"
fi