This signature file may be used to cryptographically verify file integrity,
like this::

    $ gpg --keyserver hkp://keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 0xA16EB94D
    $ gpg --list-keys 0xA16EB94D
    pub   2048R/A16EB94D 2008-08-15 [expires: 2023-08-12]
    uid   Turnkey Linux Release Key <release@turnkeylinux.com>

    $ gpg --verify turnkey-e107-12.0-squeeze-x86-ovf.zip.sig
    gpg: Signature made Tue Aug 21 11:41:53 UTC 2012 using RSA key ID A16EB94D
    gpg: Good signature from "Turnkey Linux Release Key

For your convenience we also include file checksums:

* sha1sum  8de125875e06b25d2aa74d7e2be9d7bbc2e5c9c9
* md5sum   dda8c68bf12d9ff9ab7c5b84d76c00fb

You can calculate these on your end and compare to check for errors, but
cryptographic verification is recommended for security reasons.

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.4.10 (GNU/Linux)

iQEcBAABAgAGBQJQM3P0AAoJEIXCXpWhbrlNPMgH/RsFYvKcJ1LQMl3atmD37hJQ
nCS2PGnPQo4DOE2sMe1/xIU88ON2+Q+Xnt+RaZX0L5TebK7As2TT0iiJlAFk6unO
ZpmMvqvdMrqbYyHZbcRo8FnJHp8Ewg3qHvJVSThoKiYFOPlcLgHIgOoG+oA5Q78e
v9ccl/1/tvL+ZSvFuFho3EXZUD6BY9xS/OxhdsHofFRI68PPqHZJNb6ZC5RltsXs
2wthtIClwZXFtKeAt2UaLQOUYuKqVMw2+6ofS/IXVHwHullWl2vR8sRl3n7Xttb8
gxIAgG7GSJkZotfQBdhtPKBJa2fp5olj3zcqz5/KAq4HesOSG0cF37DLkgnSYHg=
=2Rb8
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----