slackpkg gpg problems
I have gnupg installed, yet slackpkg always claims it cannot be found and thus gpg verification fails on packages.
Do I have to do anything special to get slackpkg to use gnupg? I have tried reinstalling/updating from solutions in other threads, but they did not work for me. |
Did you set your mirror and run
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slackpkg update gpg |
Yes, I did this and it made no differece.
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have you set the correct mirrors?
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yes
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What is the output of 'ls /var/log/packages/gnupg*' ?
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Perhaps try another mirror
Kind regards |
gnupg2-2.0.14-x86_64-2 is installed, I have tried several different mirrors.
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# slackpkg reinstall slackpkg |
Tried that and also did slackpkg update, it still complains.
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Check that your time and date are correct.
Also make sure you don't have a slackpkg.conf.new that might need putting in it's correct place. |
Time and date are correct, already moved the .new file.
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Is slackpkg pointing towards a 64 bit mirror?
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You should have that installed too. |
Yes, pointing towards the correct mirror.
Why do I need both versions of gnupg. Is that not redundant? |
No because /usr/bin/gpg is supplied by version 1. Version 2 supplies /usr/bin/gpgv2
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OK, so installing gnupg 1.4 works without needing the later version.
Why are there two seemingly stable versions in the repo? |
Different apps use different versions. See GTK and GTK-2.
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installing 1.4.10 seems to remove the error but sbopkg still complains about gpg verification failing
I guess I can uninstall gnupg2 2.0.14 now? |
I recommend that you keep gpg2. Newer software uses it anyway. It is designed to coexist with the old version.
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(BTW, if you want to know why two gpgs and which or both of them, the manuals tell you.) |
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