IMPORTANT: CANOE IS NO LONGER MAINTAINED. SEE BLOG POST.
This is a bug fix release simply making Canoe work again for v19 of the backend node.
For instructions on how to verify the Canoe installation package, see the GPG and checksum verification section below
Get for Android
Checksum: 49cbe8e287aafb19e5102a3b33027edd5e39887b7bb817295b765c8e15625340
Get for iOS
Windows 64 bit zip
Checksum: 80a9757e4fd4e1944a2ca173d973c36308025f03ad28eae32c41916f83588ab7
Windows 32 bit zip
Checksum: bd8cd82c4ef0a63d61b4ac95bd486663f90f13dc2da4ef801052b1d0cd345a1a
Windows 32 bit Legacy (Windows XP) zip
Checksum: c15335e798a5e7ef8b3298414287cc114ac0ae482c4a7f8783095297de4825d5
OSX Zip
Checksum: bd6bada55dd7667b8f03a8fe656e19076dc8c74ecb72516759c026d4631feea5
Linux AppImage
Checksum: 26c19d30343f4c655176a0565d520a795f11420df585ee44aa795107f9b182e0
Linux Zip
Checksum: e805757e4018aab576654dad2fd3d19e2387208318247865de921f59abb89c58
How can I verify integrity (checksum and signature) of my downloaded Canoe installation package? You will need the GPG and/or sha256sum software. GPG is the best choice since it also verifies the signatures, but sha256sum can at least verify the checksums for downloaded files.
GPG can be installed using the package manager of your distribution. You can add the public key of Canoe to your keyring using this command:
gpg --keyserver hkp://pgp.mit.edu --recv-keys E7ADC266
gpg --verify canoe-linux64*.zip.sig canoe-linux64*.zip sha256sum canoe-linux64*
The results should look like this:
GPG signature
gpg: Signature made Fri 09 Mar 2018 22:30:43 UTC using RSA key ID E7ADC266 gpg: Good signature from "Göran Krampe (getcanoe.io)" gpg: WARNING: This key is not certified with a trusted signature! gpg: There is no indication that the signature belongs to the owner. Primary key fingerprint: DEEA 6E35 887D 0F0D 1C6E 196E F48B 339E E7AD C266
sha256sum
dc92945059fed0732948589e718024f0ac1ae8f8dc11e9e5f21aebe3bf3c1156 canoe-linux64-0.3.2.zip b82a3c026fed57e54597ee4c9f7d5660b5c8dd4e47a056631d7e9693ba36b2be canoe-linux64-0.3.2.zip.sig
Compare the checksum printed with the relative checksum shown in the download page - they should match.
gpg --verify canoe-osx64*.zip.sig canoe-osx64*.zip openssl sha -sha256 canoe-osx64*.zip
The results should look like this:
GPG signature
GPG: Signature made Wed Mar 7 11:24:32 2018 CET GPG: using RSA key F48B339EE7ADC266 GPG: Good signature from "G�ran Krampe (getcanoe.io)" [unknown] GPG: WARNING: This key is not certified with a trusted signature! GPG: There is no indication that the signature belongs to the owner. Primary key fingerprint: DEEA 6E35 887D 0F0D 1C6E 196E F48B 339E E7AD C266
sha256sum
SHA256(canoe-linux64-0.3.2.zip)= dc92945059fed0732948589e718024f0ac1ae8f8dc11e9e5f21aebe3bf3c1156 SHA256(canoe-linux64-0.3.2.zip.sig)= b82a3c026fed57e54597ee4c9f7d5660b5c8dd4e47a056631d7e9693ba36b2b
Compare the checksum printed with the relative checksum shown in the download page - they should match.
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