Re: howto check if a gpg-key is installed

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Michael Schwendt said:
> On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 12:48:53 +0100, Dario Lesca wrote:
>
>> whit this command:
>> # rpm --import  http://some.repository.yu/XXX-GPG-KEY
>> is possible to import a pgp key.
>>
>> How to I can test if this comand is already done and the gpg-key is
>> arleady installed?
>
> rpm -q gpg-pubkey
>
> Then look for the key id. Or query the individual keys with rpm -qi
> and pipe them to gpg if need be.
>
> --

note:  when upgrading from shrike to fedora with apt-get, the rpms would
not install.  i imported the keys from fedora.us and other suggested keys
but still wouldn't work.

after importing the key from fedora.redhat.com it worked.  what i assume
to be the same key at fedora.us would not work.  i thought these fedora
repositories were mirrors, maybe so, but the key at fedora.us does not
work.



jay




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