The output from the verify command may contain a warning that the "key is not certified with a trusted signature." This means that to fully verify your download, you need to ask people you trust to confirm that the key fingerprint printed above belongs to the Syscoin Core Project's release signing key.
Obtain a copy of the release signing key by running the following command: C:\Program Files\Gnu\GnuPg\gpg.exe -keyserver hkp:// -recv-keys 79D00BAC68B56D422F945A8F8E3A8F3247DBCBBF If you haven't previously installed GNU Privacy Guard (GPG) on your system, install it now You can see the checksums you downloaded by running the following command: We recommend that you check every character of the two checksums to ensure they match. certUtil -hashfile syscoin-4.4.2-win64-setup.exe SHA256Įnsure that the checksum produced by the command above matches one of the checksums listed in the checksums file you downloaded earlier. Replace 'syscoin-4.4.2-win64-setup.exe' with the name of the file you actually downloaded. Run the following command to generate a checksum of the release file you downloaded. Open a terminal (command line prompt) and Change Directory (cd) to the folder you use for downloads.
Windows verification instructionsĬlick the link in the list above to download the release for your platform and wait for the file to finish downloading.ĭownload the list of cryptographic checksums: SHA256SUMS.asc Click one of the lines below to view verification instructions for that platform. By default, you will need to store all of that data, but if you enable pruning, you can store as little as 3GB total without sacrificing any security.ĭownload verification is optional but highly recommended. Syscoin Core requires a one-time download of about 50GB of data plus a further 5-10GB per month. Gpg -keyserver hkp:// -refresh-keys Check your bandwidth and space
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