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Re: How to verify Armory
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Dragono
on 04/11/2014, 17:52:26 UTC
Thank you all for your quick replies  Cheesy

This one worked for me:
Code:
shasum -a 256 armory_0.92.3_osx.tar.gz

and this
Code:
openssl sha256 armory_0.92.3_osx.tar.gz

just gave me an error
Code:
openssl:Error: 'sha256' is an invalid command

Man, I can't wait for the 20 years to past.
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Re: How to verify Armory
by
Dragono
on 03/11/2014, 20:13:47 UTC
It sounds so easy, and I believe it is, for some...

When I click on the signed hash file, it opens in a new window in my browser and I see no option to download the file, so I copied the content and and made the file myself by naming it "armory_0.92.3_sha256sum.txt.asc". And then I ran the code you gave me and it said it was a good signature. But when I run this command:
Code:
sha256sum armory_0.92.3_osx.tar.gz
it says
Code:
-bash: sha256sum: command not found

Man, where do you guys learn this stuff??  Shocked
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How to verify Armory
by
Dragono
on 02/11/2014, 21:40:25 UTC
Hi, I have struggled with this for days now, at it seems like it just won't work.
I have reached step 3 in installation tutorial to verify Armory installers on Mac, and the "apt-get" command didn't work. I then Googled it and found out that the "apt-get" command apparently didn't work and I should install Homebrew, which I did, but when I typed "brew install dpkg-sig" I got an error, so google said I should just use "install dpkg-sig" and I got the output as shown on the attached file.
So last step, verifying Armory, and I get the error that the dpkg-sig command is not found. I don't know what to do and hoped that you had time to help me out Smiley The attached file is a picture of my code.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/yywuym5bf4507cw/Screen%20Shot%202014-11-02%20at%2001.00.10.png?dl=0