Hi,
When publishing, does Fedora:
a) rebuild a maintainer's package from source and gpg sign it with their own fedora gpg key
When publishing, does Fedora:
a) rebuild a maintainer's package from source and gpg sign it with their own fedora gpg key
(ex. /etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY-fedora-11-primary)
OR:
b) publish the package that the maintainer personally compiled and gpg signed with their personal key?
If the answer is b), why do we import a Fedora public key to verify packages/rpms?
If the answer is b), why do we import a Fedora public key to verify packages/rpms?

Micha
el Zhang

Software Developer Test (WAS Install Team)
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