in the User Guide for the latest version of the Veeam Agent for Linux is written:
To make UEFI systems with Secure Boot work with the pre-built veeamsnap kernel module, you need to enroll the Veeam public key to the MOK list using the mokutil utility...
Well, how about the automatically build veeamsnap kernel module on Fedora?
Is there any chance to have UEFI Secure boot enabled with the veeamsnap kernel module working?
Every time you rebuild the module you need to sign it with a private key again. As you can imagine, since you are rebuilding the module on your machine, you need to sign it there too : )
Whenever a new kernel is getting installed, dkms automatically takes the sources from e.g. /usr/src/veeamsnap-3.0.1.1046/ and compiles and installs the module.
Is there something like a "hook", that can be triggered to automatically sign the module?
Even if I would install e.g. http://repository.veeam.com/backup/linu ... noarch.rpm, it won't help as I of course don't have the private key to sign the module.
Is there a way how I can create my own public/private key pair for signing the module?
I'm rather unfamiliar with that topic. Can you recommend a guide where signing modules and importing keys is explained?
