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Solution for detached gnupg signatures in properties?

From: Johannes Graumann <johannes_graumann_at_web.de>
Date: Tue, 20 May 2008 16:06:02 +0200

Hi,

Is there anything comparable to this idea out there:
- checking in a change;
- svn already sees the file has changed by it's internal mechanisms;
- svn asks the user (his gpg-agent) for authentication/documentation
purposes automatically for a passphrase to a pre-configured key;
- the file is signed detachedly and the signature is stored in a dedicated
property (let's say "svn:gpg");
- the file is submitted to the repository;

There should clearly be some infrastructure to check the signature(s) via
gnupg ... it would be really nifty to also implement a signing time
stamping server, which svn would submit the signature to for independent
time verification - the resulting signature of the signature could be
stored in a further property like "svn:gpgTS" ...

This is just a crackpot idea of someone using SVN to document laboratory
work ...

Lemme know what you think. Thanks, Joh

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