On Sun, 12 Oct 2003, seth vidal wrote: > On Sun, 2003-10-12 at 18:06, Satish Balay wrote: > > When doing 'yum update' yum downloads all the required packages - and > > then does the GPG check. If it fails - it gives an error (with the > > package name for the failed check) and aborts. > > > > Can this behavior be changed - so that it does the GPG check for all > > packages - and gives the complete list of packages that the check > > failed on - before aborting? > > What's the goal here? Sure the behavior can be changed but is it just to > get a complete list of unsigned packages? Is there some other advantage? partly yes. When 'update' finds 30-50 packages from multiple repositories - I think it is good to know if it is just 1-2 packages that are not signed - or more than that. Currently when I encounter this - I just disable the gpgcheck flag (in yum.conf)- and all the packages get installed without gpgcheck. Wit the additional info - I might decide - this time will update the gpgckecked packages (explicitly) - and ignore the others (provided it works) yum update pkg1 pkg2 ..... Satish
