Unisar 1.24.1867 manual Test the self-extractable archive, Test the FreeBSD tbz package

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Installation

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Then, export the key to a local file:

#gpg --armor --export 0x0EC4FE05 > bd-pack.key

For the rpm packages, you have to import the key into rpm key ring, using the next command.

#rpm --import bd-pack.key

When you wish to check a rpm package, just issue a command similar to the following. You should get no error.

#rpm --checksig BitDefender-*.rpm

In case you are using the deb packages, you have to run only one command over the deb files.

#dpkg-sig --verify BitDefender-*.deb

5.2.2.Test the self-extractable archive

To check the integrity of the self-extractable archive, you need to run the following command and get the corresponding answer.

#./BitDefender-scanner-{ver}.{os}.{arch}.run --check Verifying archive integrity... MD5 checksums are OK. All good.

If you get a different answer, an error, please download the package again.

5.2.3. Test the FreeBSD tbz package

When installing the package downloaded from the BitDefender servers, you shoud run md5sum on the package and compare the output with the value from the md5sums file. This file is located in the same directory you have downloaded the package from.

When installing from the ports collection, the integrity is automatically checked.

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