Copyright (c) 2011 Ryan Souza and Bart Massey
publictimestamp.org for Git commits

To start notarizing Git commits for a repo:

• Put publictimestamp.jar in a public place
• Edit git-notarize to point at publictimestamp.jar
• Put git-notarize in a public path
• Put the post-commit hook in .git/hooks
• Make sure git-notarize and post-commit are executable

Now, whenever you commit you should see extra text reporting that the commit hash has been notarized at http://publictimestamp.org. To "verify" a commit hash, use

git-notarize --verify <commitish>

(with a committish that specifies a single commit).

This source is available under the MIT license: see the file COPYING in this distribution for details. See http://github.com/scoz/git-timestamp-tools for the source code.

Have fun!