[fedora-websites] #296: Provide a way to verify the pgp keys (web of trust)

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#296: Provide a way to verify the pgp keys (web of trust)
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  Reporter:  genodeftest  |      Owner:  webmaster
      Type:  defect       |     Status:  new
  Priority:  major        |  Milestone:
 Component:  General      |   Keywords:
Blocked By:               |   Blocking:
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 The pgp keys on https://getfedora.org/verify
 ~~~
     8E1431D5 - Fedora 22
     A29CB19C - Fedora 22 secondary arches (aarch64, PPC64, PPC64le, s390
 and s390x)
     95A43F54 - Fedora 21
     A0A7BADB - Fedora 21 secondary arches (aarch64, PPC64, PPC64le, s390
 and s390x)
     246110C1 - Fedora 20
     EFE550F5 - Fedora 20 secondary arches (ARM, PPC64, s390)
     FB4B18E6 - Fedora 19
     BA094068 - Fedora 19 secondary arches (ARM, PPC64, s390)
 ~~~
 are not online on any known key server. There is currently no way to check
 their validity (no way to retrieve signatures). I don't even know who
 generated them. As of now it is just as there were no pgp signatures at
 all.
 Ideally the keys were online e.g. on the sks keyservers pool [1] and
 signed by people I can build a trust path via web of trust.

 [1] https://sks-keyservers.net/

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