Use repositories of InfoNotary

For your convenience, InfoNotary offers repositories for deb and rpm packages for non-open source software.

For Ubuntu, Debian and Mint

The following commands must be entered in a terminal. You can read what a terminal is and how it runs in the documentation of Ubuntu or in this answer in askubuntu.

1. Add the InfoNotary PGP key to the apt trusted key list:

wget -qO - https://repository.infonotary.com/install/linux/INotaryCodeSigningD.key.asc | sudo apt-key add -

2. Download the configuration file to the directory where the apt repository information is stored:

sudo wget https://repository.infonotary.com/install/linux/infonotary.list -qO /etc/apt/sources.list.d/infonotary.list

3. Update the repository information with the following command:

sudo apt-get update

After completing the above steps, you will be able to install the software from the repository via apt-get, aptitude, Software Center or Synaptic.

Installation for Bit4id smart cards:

sudo apt-get install bit4id-ipki

Installation for Siemens smart cards:

sudo apt-get install opensc

Installation of our smart card management software (Smart Card Manager) and for signing documents (e-Doc Signer)

sudo apt-get install infonotary-client-software

To register the Infonotary repository in yum or dnf, you need to install the following rpm package. This can be done with the following command:

sudo rpm -Uvh https://repository.infonotary.com/install/linux/RPMS/infonotary-repository-1-1.noarch.rpm

All packages in the repository are signed with a gpg key with the following fingerprint:

9c14 29cf 1cdb 76bd 5efe 9cf1 ade8 9959 0dae 44fe

Installation for Bit4id smart cards:

sudo yum install bit4id-ipki

Installation for Siemens smart cards:

sudo yum install opensc

Installation of our smart card management software (Smart Card Manager) and for signing documents (e-Doc Signer)

sudo yum install infonotary-client-software