Package gotpm for Arch Linux #68
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This avoids trying keys and mounting them if we have already unsealed a key. We also print an error message if we failed to unseal any keys.
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@lulumel0n note that I also added a
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We want to avoid dumping errors if there are not keys in the directory
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See: google/go-tpm-tools#68 Signed-off-by: Joe Richey <[email protected]>
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This adds Arch Linux support.
We now support installing the binary as well as adding initramfs hooks for unlocking TPM secrets at boot time. This process has some Arch Linux specific components.
Note that incorporating Debian configs is not yet ready (as Debian packaging is much more complex.
Note that (right now) we use my work PGP key for verifying the package. This allows us to avoid updating sha256 sums every time we bump the package.