Update description of the assets used in the examples.

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Justus Winter 2024-08-16 17:49:55 +02:00
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@ -12,27 +12,50 @@ By using static data, we can use known fingerprints in the examples.
# Contents # Contents
- alice-secret.pgp: A general-purpose certificate for Alice - alice-secret.pgp: A general-purpose key for Alice
<alice@example.org>. <alice@example.org>.
- Imported into the cert store. - Imported into the cert store.
- NOT Imported into the key store.
- bob-secret.pgp: A general-purpose certificate for Bob - alice-new-secret.pgp: A general-purpose key for Alice
<alice@example.org>.
- Not related to alice-secret.pgp, modulo having the same user ID.
- NOT imported into the cert store.
- NOT Imported into the key store.
- bob.pgp: A general-purpose certificate for Bob
<bob@example.org>. <bob@example.org>.
- Imported into the cert store. - Imported into the cert store.
- Certified by Alice. - Certified by Alice.
- bob-secret.pgp: A general-purpose key for Bob
<bob@example.org>.
- NOT Imported into the key store.
- juliet.pgp: A general-purpose certificate for Juliet Capulet - juliet.pgp: A general-purpose certificate for Juliet Capulet
<juliet@example.org>. <juliet@example.org>.
- NOT imported into the cert store. - NOT imported into the cert store.
- juliet-secret.pgp: A general-purpose key for Juliet Capulet
<juliet@example.org>.
- NOT imported into the key store.
- romeo.pgp: A general-purpose certificate for Romeo Montague - romeo.pgp: A general-purpose certificate for Romeo Montague
<romeo@example.org>. <romeo@example.org>.
- NOT imported into the cert store. - NOT imported into the cert store.
- romeo-secret.pgp: A general-purpose key for Romeo Montague
<romeo@example.org>.
- NOT imported into the key store.
- document.txt, document.sig: A document, and a detached signatured. - document.txt, document.sig: A document, and a detached signatured.
- `sq sign --detached --signer-file juliet-secret.pgp document.txt > document.sig` - `sq sign --detached --signer-file juliet-secret.pgp document.txt > document.sig`
@ -44,3 +67,6 @@ By using static data, we can use known fingerprints in the examples.
- `echo 'Golf this afternoon?' | sq encrypt --recipient-file bob-secret.pgp --signer-file alice-secret.pgp > message.pgp` - `echo 'Golf this afternoon?' | sq encrypt --recipient-file bob-secret.pgp --signer-file alice-secret.pgp > message.pgp`
- ciphertext.pgp: A document encrypted for Juliet, and signed by Romeo.
- `echo 'Ti amo!' | sq encrypt --recipient-file juliet.pgp --signer-file romeo-secret.pgp > ciphertext.pgp`