@@ -356,6 +356,9 @@ sub _parse_rule_globals { elsif ($rule_line =~ m/^source\s+(.+)/) { $rule->{source}{url} = _expand_vars($rule, $1); } + elsif ($rule_line =~ m/^signature\s+(\S+)\s+(\S+)$/) { + $rule->{source}{sigs}{$1} = $2; + } elsif ($rule_line =~ m/^name\s+(.+)/) { my $name = _expand_vars($rule, $1); $rule->{vars}{NAME} = $rule->{name} = $name; bin/mb-build 333d2bb552d59bd51192eb329c5ef658f377b98b Pedro Melo melo@simplicidade.org http://github.com/melo/my-baseline/commit/531d9a5aa6acd417b1b781ffc0ed7d9e635d65ec 531d9a5aa6acd417b1b781ffc0ed7d9e635d65ec 2008-09-16T08:27:57-07:00 2008-09-16T08:27:57-07:00 Parse the `signature` global command Allows you to specify a digital signature for the source tarball. The format is simple: signature sha1 149d19caa3059de9faef34f80630642fd61651ad signature md5 500a9f11613d6c8ab6dcf12bec1b3ed3 You can specify several signatures. We don't use it yet, though. Signed-off-by: Pedro Melo <melo@simplicidade.org> 1cd375ff9b7d1cab82b9ae02fe7e04039d4611c4 Pedro Melo melo@simplicidade.org