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# PGPAuth Metadata file
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# Done by LittleFox
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Categories: Internet,Security
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License: MIT
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Web Site: http://littlefox94.github.io/PGPAuth/
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Source Code: https://github.com/LittleFox94/PGPAuth
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Issue Tracker: https://github.com/LittleFox94/PGPAuth/issues
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# Donate: (web link)
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# FlattrID:
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# Bitcoin: (bitcoin address)
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# Name: (to override the name of the app in the index)
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Summary: (one sentence, no more than 30-40 chars)
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Description:
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This app sends GPG-verified requests over the internet to a given server.
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Currently there are the actions open and close, but request-type will be configurable.
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The request also includes a timestamp to verify the request is sent by the owner of the gpg-key and not resent by someone else.
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It is used in our Hackerspace ChaosChemnitz (Germany) to open and close the door without the need of a “real” key.
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This app requires [[org.thialfihar.android.apg]] to sign your requests with GPG.
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Requires Root: No
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# Repo and Build fields only matter in source-built apps
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Repo Type: git
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Repo: https://github.com/LittleFox94/PGPAuth.git
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# One for each source build
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# Build:<version>,<version code>
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# commit=<tag/commit/rev>
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# [...]
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#
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# For a complete list of flags, see the manual
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# Maintainer Notes:
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# Here go the notes to take into account for future updates, builds, etc.
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# Will be published in the wiki if present.
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# .
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Auto Update Mode: Version v%c
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Update Check Mode: Tags
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Current Version: 1.1
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Current Version Code: 5
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# No Source Since: First version to be partially or completely missing upstream
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