gnupg/tests/openpgp/use-exact-key.test

#!/bin/sh

. $srcdir/defs.inc || exit 3

# set -x

# Make sure $srcdir is set.
if test "x$srcdir" = x
then
    echo srcdir environment variable not set!
    exit 1
fi

# Import the sample key
#
# pub   1024R/8BC90111 2015-12-02
#       Key fingerprint = E657 FB60 7BB4 F21C 90BB  6651 BC06 7AF2 8BC9 0111
# uid       [ultimate] Barrett Brown <barrett@example.org>
# sub   1024R/3E880CFF 2015-12-02 (encryption)
# sub   1024R/F5F77B83 2015-12-02 (signing)
# sub   1024R/45117079 2015-12-02 (encryption)
# sub   1024R/1EA97479 2015-12-02 (signing)
info "Importing public key."
if $GPG --import $srcdir/samplekeys/E657FB607BB4F21C90BB6651BC067AF28BC90111.asc
then
    :
else
    error "$k: import failed"
fi

# By default, the most recent, valid signing subkey (1EA97479).
for x in 8BC90111 3E880CFF F5F77B83 45117079 1EA97479
do
    if ! echo | $GPG -s -u "$x" | $GPG --verify --status-fd=1 \
            | grep 'VALIDSIG 5FBA84ACE02DCB17DA3DFF6BBCA43C441EA97479' >/dev/null
    then
        echo | $GPG -s -u "$x" | $GPG --verify --status-fd=2
        error "Unexpected key used for signing (not the signing subkey, specified \"$x\")."
        exit 1
    fi
done

# But, if we request a particular signing key, we should get it.
for x in 8BC90111 F5F77B83 1EA97479
do
    if ! echo | $GPG -s -u "$x!" | $GPG --verify --status-fd=1 \
            | grep "VALIDSIG [0-9A-F]*$x " >/dev/null
    then
        echo | $GPG -s -u "$x!" | $GPG --verify --status-fd=2
        error "Unexpected key used for signing (specified: \"$x!\")."
        exit 1
    fi
done

exit 0