distribution-gpg-keys

GPG keys used by various Linux distributions to sign packages.

Keys for

Anolis OS
Amazon Linux
Alma Linux
COPR repositories
CentOS
Circle Linux
EPEL
EuroLinux
Fedora
Mageia
openEuler
OpenMandriva
OpenSuse
Oracle Linux
Qubes
Rocky Linux
RosaLinux
RPM Fusion
Red Hat
Navy Linux
Scientific Linux
United RPMs

and for third parties repos:

Adobe
Brave
BlueJeans
CalcForge
Datto
Dell
Dropbox
Google
IUS
JPackage
MariaDB
MySQL
Microsoft
PostgreSQL RPM Building Project
Remi's
Skype
VirtualBox
Zimbra
Zoom

it intentionally does not include keys for Ubuntu as there exists the package ubu-keyring, for Debian as there exists the package debian-keyring, for ArchLinux as there exists the package archlinux-keyrings.

For up to date list of keys see SOURCES.md.

Storing keys in DNS

If you are owner of the GPG key, you can generate TYPE 61 DNS records and clients can verify it using DNSSEC and Different OpenGPG DNS entries for the same email.

Here is overview of availability of DNS entries for GPG keys:

Provider	DNS entry	DNSSEC
Fedora	✔️	✔️
Epel	✔️	✔️
Red Hat	✔️	❌
CentOS	requested	❌
OpenSuse	✔️	✔️
RPM Fusion	requested	❌
Dropbox	requested	❌

The keys can be fetched using resolvectl openpgp EMAIL. e.g. resolvectl openpgp [email protected]

Packaging status

Ubuntu 20.04 LTS (Focal Fossa), Ubuntu 22.04 LTS (Jammy Jellyfish)

Debian 11 Bullseye Stable

Downstream packaging

If you are going to package this project, then consider packaging Copr keys as subpackage as it is quite big.

This project is available as a package in Fedora, EPEL, openSUSE, archLinux, Mageia, OpenMandriva.

Releasing

To get tar.gz:

dnf install tito
git clone git://github.com/xsuchy/distribution-gpg-keys.git
cd distribution-gpg-keys
tito build --tgz

To get SRPM:

tito build --srpm

To get RPM:

tito build --rpm

To create new release:

# do NOT create changelog entries
git commit
tito tag
git push && git push --tags

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