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On Tue, 25 Nov 2003 08:44:59 +0000, Keith Powell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote about Re: [newbie] Bad signatures in 9.2: >> >However, if I try to install anything from the rediris "contrib" >> > mirror, I get the "Invalid Signature" message on each package. But >> > they will install if I ignore the message. I didn't get these >> > errors with 9.1 >Dick, thanks for your reply. The help is appreciated. > >I have now installed all the updates (which took several hours - hence >the delay in replying to you) and have then installed a package from >the CDs. There is still the same "bad signature" message. As I wrote >before, I haven't had this with the CDs from earlier versions. Not >tried installing any more packages from "Contrib" yet. > >So I will now go through all you have suggested and see if it can be >solved. Otherwise I will have to ignore the error messages, but I would >rather not get them! Maybe I`m daft, but I don`t understand what you`re trying to do: you say you have already installed the updates (presumably ignoring the error messages for absebce of sigs.) and now you want to check the signatures *afterward*? I understand it will give a sense of comfort afterward, but the security would be in checking during (or in my previous example before) installing the package. If rpm does not have the sig. in the keyring it must be imported, otherwise the sig. can`t be checked. You asked for the simplest way, so that`s what I gave you, IMO. But you might also manage the keys via MCC --> Software management --> Software media manager....--> Manage keys. HTH regards, =Dick Gevers= .----> Mandrake visibility? See header.... <----. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.3 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Encryption is an envelope - the contents are private. iD8DBQE/w87mwC/zk+cxEdMRAuz6AKCqqq7AnNYXdsi6c9F/M/UWHKAyXwCeMgLR jSPAvxBxz7wnagi7M4QcgtA= =Uuzi -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
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