How do I import and install the key for signing the above rpm (driver for HP Colour laserjet 3500 printer) which I've downloaded from the kde repo? - I want to use yum localinstall, but when I do I get the message 'package not signed'.
Thanks for help, Andy
on 11/27/2007 1:03 PM Andrew Allen spake the following:
How do I import and install the key for signing the above rpm (driver for HP Colour laserjet 3500 printer) which I've downloaded from the kde repo? - I want to use yum localinstall, but when I do I get the message 'package not signed'.
Thanks for help, Andy
You could change gpgcheck=0 in your yum.conf. You can change it back after you install. I haven't found a commandline option to yum to not check for signed packages. Something like --nogpgcheck would be nice.
Scott Silva wrote:
on 11/27/2007 1:03 PM Andrew Allen spake the following:
How do I import and install the key for signing the above rpm (driver for HP Colour laserjet 3500 printer) which I've downloaded from the kde repo? - I want to use yum localinstall, but when I do I get the message 'package not signed'.
Thanks for help, Andy
You could change gpgcheck=0 in your yum.conf. You can change it back after you install. I haven't found a commandline option to yum to not check for signed packages. Something like --nogpgcheck would be nice.
just use rpm since you've downloaded the package: rpm -K <package>.rpm checks the package (checksums and sigs if available) rpm -i <package>.rpm installs it, whether it's signed and checked or not
to import the kde-redhat repo public key: as it says on the front page of their website http://kde-redhat.sourceforge.net/ rpm --import http://kde-redhat.sourceforge.net/gpg-pubkey-ff6382fa-3e1ab2ca
that's a single line in case it wrapped
but since you say 'package not signed' and not 'public key not found' or some such, the problem is probably not that you don't have the key. Rather, I guess the package really isn't signed. Not 100% sure because I don't yum, I apt, but the message is pretty explicit. rpm -i will work
you should talk to the kde-redhat devs, if it's really their package it's probably unintended that the package is unsigned.
regards
On Wed, 2007-11-28 at 00:47 +0100, Nicolas Thierry-Mieg wrote:
Scott Silva wrote:
on 11/27/2007 1:03 PM Andrew Allen spake the following:
How do I import and install the key for signing the above rpm (driver for HP Colour laserjet 3500 printer) which I've downloaded from the kde repo? - I want to use yum localinstall, but when I do I get the message 'package not signed'.
Thanks for help, Andy
You could change gpgcheck=0 in your yum.conf. You can change it back after you install. I haven't found a commandline option to yum to not check for signed packages. Something like --nogpgcheck would be nice.
just use rpm since you've downloaded the package: rpm -K <package>.rpm checks the package (checksums and sigs if available) rpm -i <package>.rpm installs it, whether it's signed and checked or not
to import the kde-redhat repo public key: as it says on the front page of their website http://kde-redhat.sourceforge.net/ rpm --import http://kde-redhat.sourceforge.net/gpg-pubkey-ff6382fa-3e1ab2ca
that's a single line in case it wrapped
but since you say 'package not signed' and not 'public key not found' or some such, the problem is probably not that you don't have the key. Rather, I guess the package really isn't signed. Not 100% sure because I don't yum, I apt, but the message is pretty explicit. rpm -i will work
you should talk to the kde-redhat devs, if it's really their package it's probably unintended that the package is unsigned.
regards
Thanks for the help - I had to use rpm -i <package>.rpm as it does appear that the package is not signed!
Andy
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