Is there a particular question you have that is not answered by the command 
usage text?

CREATE VPK / ADD FILES:
  vpk <dirname>
         Creates a pack file named <dirname>.vpk located
         in the parent of the specified directory.
  vpk a <vpkfile> <filename1> <filename2> ...
         Add file(s).
  vpk a <vpkfile> @<filename>
         Add files listed in a response file.
  vpk k <vpkfile> <keyvalues_filename>
         Add files listed in a keyvalues control file.

EXTRACT FILES:
  vpk x <vpkfile> <filename1> <filename2> ...
         Extract file(s).

DISPLAY VPK INFO:
  vpk l <vpkfile>
         List contents of VPK.
  vpk L <vpkfile>
         List contents (detailed) of VPK.
  vpk dumpsig <vpkfile>
         Display signature information of VPK file

VPK INTEGRITY / SECURITY:
  vpk checksig <vpkfile>
            Verify signature of specified VPK file.
            Requires -k to specify key file to use.

MISC:
  vpk generate_keypair <keybasename>
            Generate public/private key file.  Output files
            will be named <keybasemame>.publickey.vdf
            and <keybasemame>.privatekey.vdf
            Remember: your private key should be kept private.


Options:
  -v     Verbose.
  -M     Produce a multi-chunk pack file
  -P     Use SteamPipe-friendly incremental build algorithm.
         Use with 'k' command.
         For optimal incremental build performance, the control file used
         for the previous build should exist and be named the same as the
         input control file, with '.bak' appended, and each file entry
         should have an 'md5' value.  The 'md5' field need not be the
         actual MD5 of the file contents, it is just a unique identifier
         that will be compared to determine if the file contents has changed
         between builds.
         This option implies -M
  -c <size>
         Use specified chunk size (in MB).  Default is 200.
  -a <align>
         Align files within chunk on n-byte boundary.  Default is 1.
  -K <private keyfile>
         With commands 'a' or 'k': Sign VPK with specified private key.
  -k <public keyfile>
         With commands 'a' or 'k': Public key that will be distributed
              and used by third parties to verify signatures.
         With command 'checksig': Check signature using specified key file.

-----Original Message-----
From: hlds_linux-boun...@list.valvesoftware.com 
[mailto:hlds_linux-boun...@list.valvesoftware.com] On Behalf Of GREFFIER 
Jonathan
Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2013 4:12 PM
To: hlds_linux@list.valvesoftware.com
Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] How to use VPK Tool ?

Person to explain to me how to package a file "vpk" and signed with a public 
key? it's been five days since I'm looking person can answer me ! 
it's unbelievable...




Le 21/03/2013 04:18, GREFFIER Jonathan a écrit :
> Hello,
>
> Could someone explain how to add the public key signature on file 
> ".vpk" with the tool VPK Tool (Windows) please ?


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