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SQ(1)				  User Commands 			   SQ(1)

NAME
     sq-download - Download and authenticate the data

SYNOPSIS
     sq download [OPTIONS]

DESCRIPTION
     Download and authenticate the data.

     This  command  downloads the data from the specified URL, checks the signa-
     ture, and then authenticates the signer.  If the signer cannot be authenti-
     cated, the data is deleted, if possible.

OPTIONS
   Subcommand options
     --cleartext
	    Verify a cleartext-signed message

     --message
	    Verify an inline signed message

     --output=FILE
	    Write to FILE or stdout if FILE is '-'

     --signature-url=URL
	    URL of the signature

	    Use this when the signature is detached from the data.

	    If no signature is specified, then the signature is  assumed  to  be
	    inline.

     --signatures=N
	    Set the threshold of valid signatures to N

	    If this threshold is not reached, the message will not be considered
	    verified.

	    [default: 1]

     --signer=FINGERPRINT|KEYID
	    Require  a	signature  from a certificate with the specified finger-
	    print or key ID

     --signer-domain=DOMAIN
	    Require a signature from a certificate where a user ID  includes  an
	    email address for the specified domain

     --signer-email=EMAIL
	    Require  a signature from a certificate where a user ID includes the
	    specified email address

     --signer-file=PATH
	    Require a signature from a certificate read from PATH

     --signer-userid=USERID
	    Require a signature from a certificate with the specified user ID

     --url=URL
	    The data to download

   Global options
     See sq(1) for a description of the global options.

EXAMPLES
     Download and verify the Debian 12 checksum file.

	    sq download --url=file://debian/SHA512SUMS \
		   --signature-url=file://debian/SHA512SUMS.sign \
		   --signer=DF9B9C49EAA9298432589D76DA87E80D6294BE9B \
		   --output=SHA512SUMS

SEE ALSO
     sq(1).

     For the full documentation see <https://book.sequoia-pgp.org/>.

VERSION
     1.3.1

Sequoia PGP			      1.3.1				   SQ(1)

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