Re: IMA signing notes and code

2022-02-15 Thread Dan Čermák
Hi Ken,

On February 14, 2022 5:10:41 PM UTC, Ken Dreyer  wrote:
>Hi folks,
>
>I've been researching IMA signing with RPM. This is a new feature in
>CentOS 9 that has not been enabled in Fedora
>
>I'm not an IMA expert, and I don't work on this for Red Hat, I'm just
>an interested user. (In particular, I'm interested in how our build
>systems track signatures, and how those get passed along the rest of
>the pipeline.)
>
>I'm finding there's no simple "guide to RPM and IMA" where I might
>contribute further documentation, so for now I've posted my notes and
>code to https://github.com/ktdreyer/ima
>
>It would be great to build some sort of documentation site that
>explains this stuff, but it's unclear to me what is the RPM team's
>responsibility vs other teams, etc. See
>https://github.com/rpm-software-management/rpm-web/issues/28 for
>example - RPM has a new "FILESIGNATURES" header, but no docs for that.
>
>What's a better place for this documentation to live?

I suppose that the RPM specifics should go into RPM's documentation. And 
everything else that covers the Fedora bits and pieces, like copr, koji, pungi, 
etc should go to docs.fedoraproject.org.


Cheers,

Dan
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IMA signing notes and code

2022-02-14 Thread Ken Dreyer
Hi folks,

I've been researching IMA signing with RPM. This is a new feature in
CentOS 9 that has not been enabled in Fedora

I'm not an IMA expert, and I don't work on this for Red Hat, I'm just
an interested user. (In particular, I'm interested in how our build
systems track signatures, and how those get passed along the rest of
the pipeline.)

I'm finding there's no simple "guide to RPM and IMA" where I might
contribute further documentation, so for now I've posted my notes and
code to https://github.com/ktdreyer/ima

It would be great to build some sort of documentation site that
explains this stuff, but it's unclear to me what is the RPM team's
responsibility vs other teams, etc. See
https://github.com/rpm-software-management/rpm-web/issues/28 for
example - RPM has a new "FILESIGNATURES" header, but no docs for that.

What's a better place for this documentation to live?

- Ken
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