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Episode: 443
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Title: HPR0443: How to Sign C Files with GPG
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Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr0443/hpr0443.mp3
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Transcribed: 2025-10-07 20:41:00
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Two, three, two, one.
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Hello everyone, my name is Sikflup and I want to share with you mainly this is prompted
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from Glutu talking about GPG stuff, so maybe I should do, so I want to share with you
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a script that I like to use, now you can find the script at hdtp colon slash slash tmd dot
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f-r-e-s-h-e-l dot org slash gpg underscore b-l-e-s-s that is tmd dot free shell dot org slash
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gpg underscore bless, now what this is is a program or a script or other that you run
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in a directory that you have a lot of c files and a lot of h files and it will go through
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everyone and add a signature to these files such that they can still be compiled can be
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compiled by your favorite c compiler without any troubles and can also be directly verified
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by gpg as authentic to the key that you use to sign a with, now before you use this script
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you want to open it up with an editor and you'll see a couple of lines of text at the
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very beginning, a little bit after the hash exclamation slash bin slash s-h line, one
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of them is default underscore key equals blah blah blah, this happens to be my key, what
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you want to do is replace this with the key that you want to use to sign your c files
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and your header files, this is this argument, this variable variable is how it would be
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as a dash dash default dash key argument for gpg and the line after that is install prefix,
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now what this script does is when you run it it installs another script that's inside
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of it into your path and then runs that script for every c file and every h file, that way
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I don't have to distribute two scripts, we only have to distribute one and so what you want
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to do again is have install prefix be somewhere where you can run a program happens to be slash
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user slash bin for me, but you might not have root privileges, so you might want to put
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that in like your home directory slash local slash bin or something like that, so go to the
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very bottom, this is the last modification you're going to make to the script, go to the
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very bottom and you'll see a bunch of lines of text called that start with scripts colon
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header colon, now and also script colon tail colon, now this is the header block and the tail
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block that gets written to the c file, if you, this happens to be my signature, so you really
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want to change this to your own signature, and the only important thing here is that you keep
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the last line of scripts colon header colon as asterisk slash because that indicates the
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compiler that this is the end of a comment, and the point of this is that the signature looks
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like a comment to the compiler, so it is ignored, and you also want to keep the very first script
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colon tail colon line, again this indicates to be, this is so it looks like the tail, the actual
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signature part of it is just a comment to the compiler, and this can be any number lines
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of text you want, it doesn't really matter, and really changes that signature, so after
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you do all this, run it in a directory with c files and h files, and it will go through
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everyone, and what it will do is it will check to see if these blocks exist within that
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file, and if they don't, it goes ahead and puts them in there, and asks you to enter
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in your passphrase, it signs it, and then it goes to the next one, if these blocks are
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here, it checks, it verifies that the c file is unchanged or authentic to the key, and
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if it isn't, it asks you to type in your passphrase, and it will verify it again, so it
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pretty much blesses every file that you have in the directory as authentic, now the
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other program that, in running this, the program that this installed is called csig, and
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you can use this on individual files if you want, you can type csig, and it will type
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out, it will echo usage colon csig file.c, for instance, you can type in whatever file
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you want to sign, and that's it, if you have any questions, feel free to email me, my
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email email address is pantsbutt at gmail.com, it's not a very pretty script, so if I hear
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a lot of people are using it, maybe we'll write a version that is a little bit more pretty
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and useful to people, so thank you, and good night!
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