Add post about using bundle option

[praveenkumar]

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[gbraad]

minor suggestions

[cfergeau]

Does this verify the bundle signature?

[praveenkumar]

Does this verify the bundle signature?

By default when use -b option we don't verify bundle signature. Signature only verified for default bundle which is part of specific crc release.

[cfergeau]

Does this verify the bundle signature?

By default when use -b option we don't verify bundle signature. Signature only verified for default bundle which is part of specific crc release.

This in my opinion is very important information to provide in the blog post, plus a way of verifying manually the signature of what was downloaded.

[praveenkumar]

Does this verify the bundle signature?

By default when use -b option we don't verify bundle signature. Signature only verified for default bundle which is part of specific crc release.

This in my opinion is very important information to provide in the blog post, plus a way of verifying manually the signature of what was downloaded.

So you want user to download the bundle first using curl/wget/browser and then verify it with the signature and then use the bundle path instead directly using bundle url?

[cfergeau]

This in my opinion is very important information to provide in the blog post, plus a way of verifying manually the signature of what was downloaded.

So you want user to download the bundle first using curl/wget/browser and then verify it with the signature and then use the bundle path instead directly using bundle url?

This can take the form of

Beware, if you use -b https://// there will be no signature/checksum/... checks
Bundles downloaded from mirror.openshift.com can be verified this way:
...

[praveenkumar]

This in my opinion is very important information to provide in the blog post, plus a way of verifying manually the signature of what was downloaded.

So you want user to download the bundle first using curl/wget/browser and then verify it with the signature and then use the bundle path instead directly using bundle url?

This can take the form of

Beware, if you use -b https://// there will be no signature/checksum/... checks
Bundles downloaded from mirror.openshift.com can be verified this way:
...

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