On Wed, 2003-05-21 at 15:17, Troels Arvin wrote: > Hello, > > System: Red Hat 8.0. > Yum version: 1.0.1-1_80. > > On one of my hosts with yum installed, I'm seeing a strange situation > where yum will not accept a package's signature, but RPM itself says > that it's OK: ah yes - the joys of 8.0 and rpm 4.0.4 and rpm 4.1 so in rpm 4.1 the gpg key checking was moved inside rpm - ie it doesn't invoke gpg anymore. ok, great. So you store gpg keys in the rpmdb. but rpm 4.1 also makes certain things not-so-worky with ts.addInstall(foo, 'a') so we needed the librpm404 and python-rpm404 bindings for systems running rpm 4.1 (ie: 8.0) (notably rpm 4.1.1 fixes this problem for me and the yum 1.9x line of code can be used under 4.1.1) ok - but rpm 4.0.4 invokes gpg externally - so you have to have an external gpg pubkey file to get the keys from. this page gives a summary for the ones used at duke: http://linux.duke.edu/doc/gpg.ptml useful in general though. that should straighten out the problem you're having. alternatively - upgrade to rpm 4.1.1, install the new yum and forget about rpm 4.0.4 entirely. -sv
