Validate key 0xE0130A3ED5A2079E for org.webjars.gpg
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Rod WiddowsonMarch 18, 2022 at 1:13 PM
Got confirming email from key owner

Ian YoungMarch 17, 2022 at 4:49 PM
Approaching this as an education problem only really works if people want to understand what’s going on; I’m not sure how true that is in most cases.
Every time I’ve had to lead someone through this, it has been a very individual process. In this case, of course, there’s the additional problem of knowing nothing about the site they are using. I’d just suggest sending Scott’s snippet and see if that’s enough.
Scott CantorMarch 17, 2022 at 4:15 PM
Yeah, I completely agree but I also (as somebody that has no personal web site) wouldn’t know what to do with that. I don’t have a great answer to that. I’m sure I may get myself a page somebody when I retire and need a professional presence online, but I wouldn’t do it just to post a key either.
Rod WiddowsonMarch 17, 2022 at 4:13 PM
My approach to this has always been that a key is an individual thing. So in his case he should put the key on his personal web site (not the site for the aggregation). If I used my key for things other than Shibboleth stuff I’d make sure it was available somewhere personal to me (or more likely use a different one).
I did once get a snooty mail back saying “Yea that’s my key, but support questions should go to this google group”. but that's an outlier. If someone asked me where my sig was I’d point to it (because it’s my email in the key, not some “singerdaemon@shibboleth.net” email)
My over all feeling is that people need educated. They follow a recipe because otherwise they cannot get their job done, but they don’t understand the why. But I am not sure how much time we have for education - I just note that this is far from the first time I’ve been asked the question
Scott CantorMarch 17, 2022 at 3:43 PM
Looks like that’s some kind of weird aggregation site though. I don’t know how one would manage to get their key posted there.
The latest version of testNG (see ) brings in
org.webjars:jquery:jar:3.5.1:test
This is in a group we have never seen before and has a signature we have never seen before.
For the same reasons as the key is i the snapshor version of the enforce-data project
Before we release 11.3.0 of this project we need to validate this key. Hence this is marked as a blocker.