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NAME
voa-verify - Verify a file using suitable verifiers and signatures.
SYNOPSIS
voa verify [-o|--output-format] [-v|--verbose]... [-q|--quiet]... [-h|--help] <OS> <PURPOSE> <CONTEXT> <TECHNOLOGY> <FILE> [SIGNATURES]
DESCRIPTION
Verify a file using suitable verifiers and signatures.
Returns a status message on stdout.
Returns a non-zero exit code and an error message on stderr, if the verification of one or more signature files fails.
OPTIONS
- -o, --output-format <OUTPUT_FORMAT> [default: text]
- The output format to use.
Possible values:
- json: The JSON output format
- text: The default text output format
May also be specified with the
VOA_VERIFY_OUTPUT_FORMAT environment variable.
- -v, --verbose
- Increase logging verbosity
- -q, --quiet
- Decrease logging verbosity
- -h, --help
- Print help (see a summary with '-h')
- <OS>
- The OS to verify for.
May also be specified with the VOA_VERIFY_OS
environment variable.
- <PURPOSE>
- The purpose to verify for.
May also be specified with the VOA_VERIFY_PURPOSE
environment variable.
- <CONTEXT>
- The context to verify for.
May also be specified with the VOA_VERIFY_CONTEXT
environment variable.
- <TECHNOLOGY>
- The technology to verify with.
Currently only "openpgp" is supported.
May also be specified with the
VOA_VERIFY_TECHNOLOGY environment variable.
- <FILE>
- The file to verify.
May also be specified with the VOA_VERIFY_FILE
environment variable.
- [SIGNATURES]
- The signature to verify a file with.
May also be specified with the
VOA_VERIFY_SIGNATURE environment variable.
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