GPG Key Migration
As part of modernizing and automating our binary packaging infrastructure, we’re rotating the GPG key we use to sign our apt repositories; we will also be signing our source tarballs in the future. We expect to switch the key later this week.
The new key can be installed with:
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sudo apt-key adv --recv-keys --keyserver hkp://keyserver.ubuntu.com:80 0xB4112585D386EB94
# or...
curl https://dl2.hhvm.com/conf/hhvm.gpg.key | sudo apt-key add
The full public key is:
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-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
mQINBFn8koEBEAC2tPtkphj8gZYHI9mTNUHfQalDo+MNWTGUTNB42asjhTNjipzM
VSxjaZSl5cMLg5YCRuT0AbSIe529FH23yEElc03cGVGgoEnmXtE4+2v7Xa30wCGO
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5FQgyroZg45c375okr/RLP/pC4/x8ZM6GqLv4qTEOk6qWM7hWXhPRJ1TSVgCHv19
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RjbH/8Pi+U2l8Fm/SjHMZA6gcJteRHjTgjkxSAZ19MyA08YqahJafRUVDY9QhUJb
FkHhptZRf9qRji3+Njhog6s8EGACJSEOwmngAViFVz+UUyOXY94yoHvb19meNecj
ArL3604gOqX3TSSWD1Dcu4kBMwQTAQgAHRYhBDau9k0CB+fu41LUh1oW5ygb56RJ
BQJZ/JVnAAoJEFoW5ygb56RJ15oH/0g4hrylc79TD9xA1vEUexyOdWniY4lwH9yI
/DaFznIMsE1uxmZ0FE9VX5Ks8IFR+3P9mNDQVf9xlVhnR7N597aKtU5GrpbvtlJy
CoQVtzBqYKcuLC4ZFRiB33HwZrZIxTPH27UUaj1QBz748zIMC6wvtldshjNAAeRr
Jz28twPO2D7svNIaPt2+OXAuRs2yUhitcsDLBV0UlOQ8xH+hzWANyhaJAS7p0k35
kyFOG+n6+2qQkGdlHHuqEzdCL3EiOiK6RrvbWNUnwiG3BdZWgs43hZZBAseX3CHu
MM3vIX/Fc/kuuaCWi2ysyKf7jyi/RiVIAKuLbxAB8eHsyo2G5lA=
=3DTP
-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
Verifying This Post
This key is signed with the previous key; if you have both keys added, you can verify this with:
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gpg --keyring /etc/apt/trusted.gpg --list-sigs
Alternatively, this message is signed by both keys:
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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA256
In November 2017, the HHVM project will be migrating from GPG key 0x1BE7A449, with fingerprint:
36AE F64D 0207 E7EE E352 D487 5A16 E728 1BE7 A449
to GPG key 0xD386EB94, with fingerprint:
0583 41C6 8FC8 DE60 17D7 75A1 B411 2585 D386 EB94
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
iQE+BAEBCAAoFiEENq72TQIH5+7jUtSHWhbnKBvnpEkFAloLG/wKHHB0QGZiLmNv
bQAKCRBaFucoG+ekSe/ZB/4tuH5ZgV1whKPgZIlhi9iDdqTEbANT2nuCaCQuSupU
Dfha1KiYYqnZraw2EBDs0Ve6xrfIdhMKEoF7L2yRsWq/2i490Tf1Ug28MWaLiI23
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0557G94w8p5iAUNIdYbG510A0WfKe9s/5CEFCDyYuo3igFYipFWPy5/jK2j7F3VU
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CgkQtBElhdOG65R+ag//SVhZyYiJj35UK8rdKe9y53VdJtDQdD4GGJk/Y52c2pAi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=
=WORw
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
If you have either, you can verify this message by copying the above into a file, then
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gpg --keyring /etc/apt/trusted.gpg --verify < file_containing_message_above
If you have either existing key, you will see at least 1 “gpg: Good signature” line in the output; unless you have both keys, you will also see “gpg: Can’t check signature: public key not found” for whichever key you do not have installed.