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I installed a new kernel and apparently due to some automated hook during installation, the vmlinuz file is signed but not in the database. sbctl list-files does not list the vmlinuz file and running sbctl sign -s /boot/vmlinuz tells me that the file is already signed but doesn't add it to the database either.
Suggestion: make sbctl sign -s add files to the database even if they are already signed.
Thanks for this amazing tool <3
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I installed a new kernel and apparently due to some automated hook during installation, the vmlinuz file is signed but not in the database.
sbctl list-files
does not list the vmlinuz file and runningsbctl sign -s /boot/vmlinuz
tells me that the file is already signed but doesn't add it to the database either.Suggestion: make
sbctl sign -s
add files to the database even if they are already signed.Thanks for this amazing tool <3
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: