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NAME

6       singularity-verify - Verify cryptographic signatures attached to an im‐
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SYNOPSIS

12       singularity verify [verify options...]
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DESCRIPTION

17       The verify command allows a user to verify cryptographic signatures  on
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19         container  files.  There  may be multiple signatures for data objects
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23         partition  signature. If found, a list of all verification blocks ap‐
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25         the primary partition is gathered so that  data  integrity  (hashing)
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OPTIONS

32       -a, --all[=false]      verify all objects
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35       -g, --group-id=0      verify objects with the specified group ID
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38       -h, --help[=false]      help for verify
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41       -j, --json[=false]      output json
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44       --legacy-insecure[=false]      enable verification of (insecure) legacy
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48       -l, --local[=false]      only verify with local key(s) in keyring
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51       -i, --sif-id=0      verify object with the specified ID
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54       -u, --url=""      specify a URL for a key server
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EXAMPLE

59                $ singularity verify container.sif
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SEE ALSO

65       singularity(1)
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HISTORY

70       9-Nov-2021 Auto generated by spf13/cobra
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