Wrong hash algorithm in checksum file?

[lfam]

I downloaded letskencrypt-portable-0.1.7.tgz and the associated file letskencrypt-portable-0.1.7.sha256 from https://kristaps.bsd.lv/letskencrypt/snapshots/.

However, the checksum contains a SHA512 hash rather than a SHA256 hash:

$ cat letskencrypt-portable-0.1.7.sha256 
SHA512(letskencrypt-portable.tgz)= 8b0e7e47054ce272486d472cef9e48c54b6179cd2da50967f373dd552ff59dd495758c56f8e147513267800254909e88304908f1495a969ed24ce8b43c0c64de

Also, the checksum itself was calculated on the "unversioned" filename, which is a little confusing, since the filename of the checksum includes the version.

It's probably worth signing the checksum as well, whether with PGP or signify.

[kristapsdz]

Thanks! This has been fixed in the latest release of 0.1.8, now at kristaps.bsd.lv/letskencrypt.

[kristapsdz]

(Except for the signature, which is a larger question that'll be answered in due time...)