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gpgv-sq(1)		    General Commands Manual		    gpgv-sq(1)

NAME
       gpgv-sq - gpgv-sq - Verify OpenPGP signatures like gpgv

SYNOPSIS
       gpgv-sq	[-v|--verbose]	[-q|--quiet]  [--keyring] [-o|--output]	[--ig-
       nore-time-conflict]    [--status-fd]    [--weak-digest]	   [-h|--help]
       [-V|--version] [SIG-FILE] [DATA-FILE]

DESCRIPTION
       This  is	 a re-implementation and drop-in replacement of	gpgv using the
       Sequoia OpenPGP implementation.

       gpgv-sq is feature-complete. Please report any problems	you  encounter
       when replacing gpgv with	gpgv-sq.

OPTIONS
       -h, --help
	      Print help (see a	summary	with '-h')

       -V, --version
	      Print version

       [SIG-FILE]
	      Signatures or inline-signed message to verify.  If not given, or
	      `-`  is  given,  the  signature or inline-signed message is read
	      from stdin.

       [DATA-FILE]
	      If SIG-FILE is a detached	signature, DATA-FILE is	the  data  the
	      signature	 is supposed to	protect.  If given multiple times, the
	      signature	is assumed cover the concatenation of all files.

OPTIONS:
       -v, --verbose
	      verbose

       -q, --quiet
	      be somewhat more quiet

       --keyring=FILE
	      take the keys from the keyring FILE

       -o, --output=FILE
	      write output to FILE

       --ignore-time-conflict
	      make timestamp conflicts only a warning

       --status-fd=FD
	      write status info	to this	FD

       --weak-digest=ALGO
	      reject signatures	made with ALGO

ENVIRONMENT
       GNUPGHOME
	      If set, must contain an absolute path to a directory  containing
	      the  GnuPG  state, i.e. the configuration	files, the cert	rings,
	      the secret keys, and the trust database.	Can be overridden  us-
	      ing  the	the  option  `--gnupghome`.   If unset,	and the	option
	      `--gnupghome` is not given, defaults to `$HOME/.gnupg`.  In  the
	      FILES  section  below, `$GNUPGHOME` is the location of the GnuPG
	      state directory, independently on	how it is set (i.e. unset, set
	      via `--gnupghome`, or set	via `$GNUPGHOME).

       SEQUOIA_CRYPTO_POLICY
	      If set, must contain an absolute path to	a  configuration  file
	      that  changes which cryptographic	algorithms are acceptable.  By
	      default, /etc/crypto-policies/back-ends/sequoia.config is	 read,
	      which on Fedora contains a reasonable policy set by the distrib-
	      ution.	See   https://docs.rs/sequoia-policy-config/latest/se-
	      quoia_policy_config/#format for a	description of the  file  for-
	      mat.

FILES
       $GNUPGHOME/trustedkeys.kbx
	      The default set of trusted certificates.

       $GNUPGHOME/trustedkeys.gpg
	      Legacy  default  set of trusted certificates.  This file is read
	      if `trustedkeys.kbx` does	not exist.

       /etc/crypto-policies/back-ends/sequoia.config
	      Default cryptographic policy.  On	Fedora,	this contains  a  rea-
	      sonable policy set by the	distribution.  Can be overridden using
	      the    SEQUOIA_POLICY_CONFIG    environment    variable.	   See
	      https://docs.rs/sequoia-policy-config/latest/sequoia_policy_con-
	      fig/#format for a	description of the file	format.

VERSION
       v0.13.1

				gpgv-sq	0.13.1			    gpgv-sq(1)

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