linux users should be able to use gpg2 if they want

grant-olson / rubygems-openpgp

This allows you to cryptographically sign ruby gems, so that a user can later verify that they've downloaded a copy that hasn't been tampered with or hacked.

http://www.rubygems-openpgp-ca.org

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linux users should be able to use gpg2 if they want #27

Open grant-olson opened 11 years ago

grant-olson commented 11 years ago

On linux, gnupg 2.0 is usually installed as gpg2, and gpg points to gpg 1.4. Users should be able to somehow specify which gpg executable they want to use.

grant-olson commented 11 years ago

This will also be needed if we try to install a fallback version of gpg for windows users.

We'll also need to be able to hook into gpg_status_parser