Williams Jr, Ernest L. wrote:
Does anyone else get a warning about the packages not being signed with GPG??
This is potentially dangerous, right? Should I not proceed with the up2dates.
Apparently, from articles in the archives, not all the rawhide packages are signed, so this warning may occur.
To decrease the number of warnings for those packages that are signed, try this:
Install the rawhide key by doing
'up2date -u fedora-release'
after subscribing to the updates channel, and then
'rpm --import /usr/share/doc/fedora-release-0.95/RPM-GPG-KEY-rawhide'.
By doing this, I reduced my warning messages by about 90%.
You can also disable GPG signature checking by running as root
up2date --config
and selecting the Retrieval/Installation tab, then unchecking the "Use GPG to verify package integrity" box.
This choice should be used as last resort for security reasons.
BFD
