I am creating appliances, i.e. ova images and would like to sign them. How to do that?
Related things I found but didn't answer this:
- viewtopic.php?f=8&t=80888
- https://www.virtualbox.org/ticket/15666
I have not seen a "Sign OVA" tool, and if one is out there, I don't seem to find anything related in the documentation, maybe I'm missing something...dry wrote:Vbox now allows to sign ova (or ovf..) files automatically, without you going through some console external tools such as openssl, etc. and then packaging ova files yourself
That is something of a great mystery I guess. We suspect that there are signed OVAs out there, but (like you) I've yet to encounter one.dry wrote:If Vbox appliance import actually checks ova / ovf provided been signed. (I never seen such, and I've imported few of my own un-signed ova appliances).
*I* didn't bring up anything, it was you that said:dry wrote:The tool you brought up, is part of VmWare software
And when I said that I haven't seen this capability in VirtualBox, you reply with a VMWare tool!dry wrote:Vbox now allows to sign ova (or ovf..) files automatically
Nah... My interest in encrypting and signing OVAs (or anything else) is purely academical. I've never used it in reality, neither I plan to on my daily workflow...dry wrote:Leaving you to do it externally / manually, which I , find, kinda pointless, to an extent.
I have not seen a "Sign OVA" tool, a
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