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gpg sig checking in python or from the command line



Hi,
 I'm trying to verify that all my pkgs have gpg signatures attached and
that they are correct sigs.

so I'm doing rpm -K [packages]

but if the pkg is not signed at all rpm tells me exactly NOTHING
so I thought, I'll try to see if I can force it to do something in
python but apparently unsigned packages sail smoothly by
rpm.checksig(package, gpg)

is the only way the sig check fails is if the sig is bad, not if the sig
is nonexistent?

thanks
-sv

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