Tim Ruffing real-or-random
toolmantim
/ 01-extract-commit-and-sig.sh
Created
September 7, 2016 00:57
How to manually verify a signed git commit with GPG. This assumes you have GPG installed, and you have the public key added to the default keyring.
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| $ git cat-file -p 1b51f44d6b1e6c6eff3302a4af5a2b983a5d2161 | |
| tree fc069c67c550c449ff001fec804ad98c04c128da | |
| parent bf17d1df5061aa67e4647fa3f7f3abd2cbe045ee | |
| author Tim Lucas <[email protected]> 1473126017 +1000 | |
| committer Tim Lucas <[email protected]> 1473126017 +1000 | |
| gpgsig -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- | |
| Version: GnuPG v1 | |
| iQIcBAABAgAGBQJXzh6fAAoJEEWaob2jtb+GzVEQAIDh2MFyF90ui00/hssG2ehW | |
| cKImqo5VvDmv+j9oo+QL5MiH4Xv/pJ0VgcdTksmWnXx5+YyT1GsnnGkHg84Z/r/C |