Suggest keyserver (again) for retrievng public keys.

[homepage.git] / lib / project-readme.rb

diff --git a/lib/project-readme.rb b/lib/project-readme.rb
index ffe3e3f3679b9e1f2dbd187d057007a87ac6c5a6..079640e28d3b3d196c531781da2642dafcf16c14 100644 (file)
--- a/lib/project-readme.rb
+++ b/lib/project-readme.rb
@@ -82,10 +82,10 @@ def project_readme(item = @item)
             obtaining += line.lstrip
         end
 
-        gpg_uid = "nbowler@draconx.ca"
+        gpg_keyid = "5B45D3D185B8E1F6"
         obtaining += "\n\n" + <<~EOF
             [gpg]: https://gnupg.org/
-            [keyring]: /pubring/#{gpg_uid}.asc
+            [keyring]: /pubring/#{gpg_keyid}.asc
 
             Use the signature file to verify that the corresponding source
             bundle is intact.  After downloading both files, if [GnuPG][gpg]
@@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ def project_readme(item = @item)
             If the verification fails because you don't have the required
             public key, that key can be imported with a command such as:
 
-            <kbd>gpg --locate-external-keys #{gpg_uid}</kbd>
+            <kbd>gpg --keyserver keys.draconx.ca --recv-keys #{gpg_keyid}</kbd>
 
             Then run the verify command again.  Alternatively, you can
             [download the public keyring][keyring] manually and import it