Could I download the rpm from a redhat mirror, copy it to my /var/spool/up2date and have it install that way? On Tue, 2003-04-08 at 11:23, Randall J. Parr wrote: > Joseph Phillips wrote: > > >I received a RHN notice to upgrade my kernel to "kernel-2.4.20-9". > >However, during the upgrade process I received this error message" > > > >"The package kernel-2.4.20-9 does not have a valid GPG signature. > >It has been tampered with or corrupted. Continue?" > > > >What should I do? What's the problem? I attached a screenshot of this > >error. > > > > > I have a client who, at around Jan/03, starting getting this error on > big (ie kernel) up2dates. Before that he had up2dated the kernel with no > problems. Repeated attempts to up2date and repeated attempts by him (and > others) have proven unable to resolve this problem with up2date. > Further, customer service does not seem to acknowledge or be interested > in solving the problem. > > He has been able to download the kernel RPMs separately using tools like > GetRight on Windows first time, every time, with no problems. This > leads me to believe there was a change in the timeouts/restart/whatever > configuration of Red Hat up2date servers. > > The only solution we have found to-date is to download the kernel RPMs > separately, install the kernel RPMs manually (using rpm -i NOT rpm -U), > manually edit /boot/grub/grub.conf to make the new kernel the default, > reboot, test, etc. and then manually sync the up2date information > (up2date -p I think). > > If you find a solution which does allow you to up2date kernels, let me know. > > R.Parr, RHCE > Temporal Arts > > > >
