dugout-> version_id.dugout
Define your cryptographic system signature. It's either verified or not for your system. This can be done with CORE.HOST. If your system is verified, it can be displayed as an 'in use' version on a select peer-registry. The registry is either verifiable or not by peers (Public or Private). The operating_system is either known, or not known, verifiable, or not.
#!/bin/sh
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## COPYRIGHT (C) 2022-2024 NEW ENTITY OPERATIONS INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
## CREATED: 2022/02/13
## INSTANCE: version_id.dugout
## MODIFIED: 2024/02/06
## OVERVIEW: Define your cryptographic system signature. It's either verified
## or not for your system. This can be done with CORE.HOST.
## If verified, it can be displayed as an 'in use' version, which is either
## verifiable or not by peers (Public or Private).
## The operating_system is either known, or not known, verifiable, or not.
## HISTORY: VERSION 1.4
## -> 2022/02/13 (VERSION 1.0) Development
## -> 2023/11/18 (VERSION 1.1)
## -> 2023/12/17 (VERSION 1.2)
## -> 2023/12/21 (VERSION 1.3)
## -> 2024/02/06 (VERSION 1.4) Production
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## System Version Information
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## Identification -> OpenPackager
## sha256sum /NOVASTORE/MAINTAINME/dugout/static_variables.dugout
## Always unique due to various protected/embedded key-varibles
SYSTEM_DETAIL() {
export system_id="${CONFIGURATION_system_id}"
export operating_system="${CONFIGURATION_operating_system}"
export operating_version="${CONFIGURATION_operating_version}"
alert_system_details "${system_id}" "${operating_system}" "${operating_version}"
}