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* debian/mandos.dirs: Added "etc/dbus-1/system.d".

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# Contact the authors at <mandos@fukt.bsnet.se>.
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# 
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VERSION="1.0.5"
 
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VERSION="1.0.14"
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KEYDIR="/etc/keys/mandos"
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KEYTYPE=DSA
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        %commit
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        EOF
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    if tty --quiet; then
 
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        cat <<-EOF
 
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        Note: Due to entropy requirements, key generation could take
 
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        anything from a few minutes to SEVERAL HOURS.  Please be
 
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        patient and/or supply the system with more entropy if needed.
 
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        EOF
 
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        echo -n "Started: "
 
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        date
 
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    fi
 
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    # Generate a new key in the key rings
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    gpg --quiet --batch --no-tty --no-options --enable-dsa2 \
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        --homedir "$RINGDIR" --trust-model always \
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        --gen-key "$BATCHFILE"
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    rm --force "$BATCHFILE"
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    if tty --quiet; then
 
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        echo -n "Finished: "
 
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        date
 
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    fi
 
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    # Backup any old key files
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    if cp --backup=numbered --force "$SECKEYFILE" "$SECKEYFILE" \
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        2>/dev/null; then
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        stty -echo
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        echo -n "Enter passphrase: " >&2
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        first="$(head --lines=1 | tr --delete '\n')"
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        echo -n -e "\nRepeat passphrase: " >&2
 
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        echo >&2
 
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        echo -n "Repeat passphrase: " >&2
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        second="$(head --lines=1 | tr --delete '\n')"
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        echo >&2
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        stty echo
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        if [ "$first" != "$second" ]; then
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            echo -e "Passphrase mismatch" >&2
 
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            echo "Passphrase mismatch" >&2
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            touch "$RINGDIR"/mismatch
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        else
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            echo -n "$first"