Topic: Verify Offline Armory Ubuntu (Read 1395 times)
Anyone?
Quote from: jougR79
I think you installed armory. Try it to be certain before you start using it.
No, I want to verify that it hasn't been tampered with. The installation part is easy. Thanks anyhow. (or did I misinterpret you?)
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I misunderstood you, the installation is good but I cannot confirm if it has been tampered with or not
Quote from: jougR79
I think you installed armory. Try it to be certain before you start using it.
No, I want to verify that it hasn't been tampered with. The installation part is easy. Thanks anyhow. (or did I misinterpret you?)
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I think you installed armory. Try it to be certain before you start using it.
I have seen this post, but it didn't help me: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/trouble-verifying-downloaded-files-amory-offline-bundle-in-ubuntu-474119
Everything seems to be going fine until this step: dpkg-sig --verify *.deb
when I get the error E: Cannot find *.deb: no such file
So I extracted armory_0.92.3_offline_ubuntu_12.04-32.tar.gz to Downloads, and I still got an error.
Then I changed directory to the OfflineBundle, and this time I just got a list of "Processing ___________.deb" without a GOODSIG line.
To test that the other three steps were done properly, I downloaded the normal installer, and tested that, and it all worked fine.
Does this mean that I installed a faulty version of Armory, or am I just doing something terribly wrong?
Thanks!
Everything seems to be going fine until this step: dpkg-sig --verify *.deb
when I get the error E: Cannot find *.deb: no such file
So I extracted armory_0.92.3_offline_ubuntu_12.04-32.tar.gz to Downloads, and I still got an error.
Then I changed directory to the OfflineBundle, and this time I just got a list of "Processing ___________.deb" without a GOODSIG line.
To test that the other three steps were done properly, I downloaded the normal installer, and tested that, and it all worked fine.
Does this mean that I installed a faulty version of Armory, or am I just doing something terribly wrong?
Thanks!
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