opkg: drop S/MIME support

[openwrt/staging/chunkeey.git] / package / base-files / image-config.in

diff --git a/package/base-files/image-config.in b/package/base-files/image-config.in
index 448fc1cd9ff269f32e058dbb8995bfc109df430d..b43d7c78cd115169df6503560d77ccb43958c3fb 100644 (file)
--- a/package/base-files/image-config.in
+++ b/package/base-files/image-config.in
@@ -292,42 +292,3 @@ menuconfig PER_FEED_REPO
                  Add not enabled feeds as commented out source lines to opkg.conf.
 
 source "tmp/.config-feeds.in"
-
-
-menuconfig SMIMEOPT
-       bool "Package signing options" if IMAGEOPT
-        default n
-       help
-               These options configure the signing key and certificate to
-               be used for signing and verifying packages.
-
-       config OPKGSMIME_CERT
-               string
-               prompt "Path to certificate (PEM certificate format)" if SMIMEOPT
-               help
-                 Path to the certificate to use for signature verification
-
-       config OPKGSMIME_KEY
-               string
-               prompt "Path to signing key (PEM private key format)" if SMIMEOPT
-               help
-                 Path to the key to use for signing packages
-
-       config OPKGSMIME_PASSPHRASE
-               bool
-               default y
-               prompt "Wait for a passphrase when signing packages?" if SMIMEOPT
-               help
-                 If this value is set, then the build will pause and request a passphrase
-                  from the command line when signing packages. This SHOULD NOT be used with
-                  automatic builds. If this value is not set, a file can be specified from
-                  which the passphrase will be read.
-
-       config OPKGSMIME_PASSFILE
-               string
-               prompt "Path to a file containing the passphrase" if SMIMEOPT
-                depends on !OPKGSMIME_PASSPHRASE
-               help
-                 Path to a file containing the passphrase for the signing key.
-                  If the signing key is not encrypted and does not require a passphrase,
-                  this option may be left blank.