Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-autoinstall (59 mails)

["Jochen Schaefer" <jschaef@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi list,

I'm looking for some hints how to sign my add_on_product to avoid messages
during installations. I know the faq of Uwe Gansert and I followed the 
described steps
but still have some problems:

This not an automated installation - I'm not using an autoyast.xml file

I did following steps:

create-addonpackage.sh 
placed an add_on_products file to the SLES10-SP1 CD1-root

created SHA1 checksums for all files contained in suse/setup/descr of my 
addon_product
and created the appropriate entries in content file

gpg --export --armor <my $KEY_ID>  > content.key
gpg -b --sign --armor content
ls > directory.yast

unpackInitrd initrd
cd /tmp/work-initrd
gpg --export --armor <my $KEY_ID> > my-key.gpg
find . | cpio -H newc -o > /tmp/initrd
gzip /tmp/initrd
mv /tmp/initrd.gz /place/for/initrd

moved the initrd to SLES10-SP1/boot/i386/loader/initrd

However when I install SLES10-SP1-i386 it finds my addon_product but complains
about an unknown key and ask if I want to import that key.
> From faq I understood that this steps will be automatically done.

Did I miss something? I understood that when placing my-key.gpg on top of 
SLES10-SP1-CD1
it will automatically imported. Can I use an arbitrary name for my gpg-key or 
should it
be named to "my-key.gpg"?

Thanks Jochen
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