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#### System mode
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The priority of load paths in system mode follows the definition of ["Storage Directories and Overrides" in the Configuration Files Sepcification], which is also reflected in the following list of paths:
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The priority of load paths in system mode follows the definition of ["Storage Directories and Overrides" in the Configuration Files Specification], which is also reflected in the following list of paths:
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- `/etc/voa/`
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- `/run/voa/`
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- the symlink is for a file or directory in an ephemeral load path (i.e. `/run/voa/` and `$XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/voa/`),
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- the symlink is for a file or directory outside of the specified _load paths_,
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- the symlink is broken (aka. "dangling"),
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- the symlink is broken (a.k.a. "dangling"),
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- the file name of the symlink (also those of intermediate symlinks in the case of a symlink chain) does not match that of the target,
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- or the file type of the source and target of the fully resolved symlink do not match (e.g. a verifier file points to a directory, or a directory to a verifier file).
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This technology is named `openpgp` in the VOA structure.
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Most Linux distributions use OpenPGP, often combined with _PGPKI_ (aka. [Web of Trust (WoT)]), in which chains of trust are evaluated during signature validation.
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Most Linux distributions use OpenPGP, often combined with _PGPKI_ (a.k.a. [Web of Trust (WoT)]), in which chains of trust are evaluated during signature validation.
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OpenPGP has a rich model of validity, both for certificates and signatures.
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Certificates can expire or be revoked by the key holder (via [OpenPGP certificate revocation]).

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