From 895e1e0f35bda4399145f3762d1c57335418312f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Omer Preminger Date: Fri, 28 Jul 2023 16:41:21 -0400 Subject: [PATCH] replaced lock emoji with "TLS" Signed-off-by: jason yang --- keyserver.rst | 20 ++++++++++---------- 1 file changed, 10 insertions(+), 10 deletions(-) diff --git a/keyserver.rst b/keyserver.rst index a59b2c33..7d4714aa 100644 --- a/keyserver.rst +++ b/keyserver.rst @@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ configured keyservers: $ singularity keyserver list SylabsCloud*^ - #1 https://keys.sylabs.io 🔒 + #1 https://keys.sylabs.io TLS (* = system endpoint, ^ = default endpoint, + = user is logged in directly to this keyserver) @@ -38,9 +38,9 @@ configured keyservers: We can see in the output of the ``list`` subcommand that "SylabsCloud" is the *default* remote endpoint (in other words, the endpoint that will be used by all {SingularityCE} commands unless otherwise specified), and that it is a *global* -(in other words, system-level) endpoint. Furthermore, the lock icon next to -``https://keys.sylabs.io`` indicates that TLS will be used when communicating -with this keyserver. +(in other words, system-level) endpoint. As can be seen above, the output also +indicates that TLS will be used when communicating with the +``https://keys.sylabs.io`` keyserver. We can add a key server to list of keyservers as follows: @@ -50,8 +50,8 @@ We can add a key server to list of keyservers as follows: $ singularity keyserver list SylabsCloud*^ - #1 https://keys.sylabs.io 🔒 - #2 https://pgp.example.com 🔒 + #1 https://keys.sylabs.io TLS + #2 https://pgp.example.com TLS (* = system endpoint, ^ = default endpoint, + = user is logged in directly to this keyserver) @@ -66,8 +66,8 @@ should be added, by using the ``--order`` flag: $ singularity keyserver list SylabsCloud*^ - #1 https://pgp.example.com 🔒 - #2 https://keys.sylabs.io 🔒 + #1 https://pgp.example.com TLS + #2 https://keys.sylabs.io TLS (* = system endpoint, ^ = default endpoint, + = user is logged in directly to this keyserver) @@ -96,8 +96,8 @@ The output of `keyserver list` will now show that we are logged in to $ singularity keyserver list SylabsCloud *^ - #1 https://pgp.example.com 🔒 + - #2 https://keys.sylabs.io 🔒 + #1 https://pgp.example.com TLS + + #2 https://keys.sylabs.io TLS (* = system endpoint, ^ = default endpoint, + = user is logged in directly to this keyserver)