X-Git-Url: https://git.exim.org/exim-website.git/blobdiff_plain/e293b434d8ba5041af650779ab16df0dbd3afacf..f31afeddbac94b122b663d9d757a7dc27dd772e7:/templates/web/mirrors.xsl diff --git a/templates/web/mirrors.xsl b/templates/web/mirrors.xsl index b2f852e..a48245c 100644 --- a/templates/web/mirrors.xsl +++ b/templates/web/mirrors.xsl @@ -26,45 +26,48 @@ - +

- Exim is available from a number of FTP sites. It may also be supplied on some GNU CDs or with other software distributions. Further information on the binary and OS distributions can be found in the - Exim Wiki - . -

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Exim Mirror Sites

+ Exim is available as a native package for a number of software distributions. + The sources are available as + tarballs -

A list of mirror sites is maintained within mirmon - see the links below for lists of mirrors and their current status:-

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Verification of Downloads

+ and as a + Git Repo. - All published Tarballs are signed. The signatures are created with keys belonging to the developers: - Jeremy Harris, - Phil Pennock, or - Heiko Schlittermann. (Please crosscheck these keys - with keys you can find at other sources.) + Further information on the binary and OS distributions can be found in the + Exim Wiki, + which is mirrored on + Github. -

Mirroring Exim

+ If we published maintenance releases, you can find the tarballs in the + fixes area, + or in indiviual branches suffixed with +fixes. +

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If you are interested in running a mirror for exim, please look at Mirroring The Exim Website

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Verification of Downloads

+

+ All published tarballs are cryptographically signed with an OpenPGP implementation (such as GnuPG). + The signatures are distributed alongside the tarballs. + The signatures are created with keys belonging to the developers. + The keys can be found in our + maintainers keyring. + (Please crosscheck these keys with keys you can find at other sources.) +

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+ The exim.org domain supports the WKD mechanism for OpenPGP key retrieval. +

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Exim Git Repositories

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Exim Git Repositories

If you prefer tracking our commits to the source tree directly via Git:

+ All releases get a signed Git tag.