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PICOspark 02-02-2005 12:00 AM

I can't install with RPM package.
 
Hello...

I am using Redhat 9. NOW, i can't run RPM packages.. :(

When I run from GUI, It's don't do nothing. :(
So.. I run from terminal mode It's show that :
- warning: *******.rpm: V3 DSA signature: NOKEY, key ID 8df56d05
- sometime I didn't got that's msg. He didn't do nothing in also terminal.
Plz.. How I do it? With many thanks...

PICO

overlord73 02-02-2005 12:09 AM

what command do you use?

vegetassj2 02-02-2005 10:03 AM

I normaly use

$su root

$rpm -i <rmp package>

And that always works :D

PICOspark 02-03-2005 03:38 AM

Ya.. i do it.
 
Ya.. Bro...

I do it.. But.. i can't :(

Any file Sir.

PICO

james.farrow 02-03-2005 04:35 AM

Try rpm -ivh <package name> that will give you more feedback.
If you want to try the rpm before installing
rpm -ivh --test <package name>
To check
rpm -qa | grep <package name>

GSX 02-03-2005 05:39 AM

Hi PICOspark,

for new RH-rpmīs you need a key (you find it on your RH-CD).
At this moment I donīt know the exactly file name.

"..key.pkg" or something like that.

You copy this file into your directory where your rpmīs are.

Then you have to import this key-file into your rpmīs.

Try
Code:

rpm --import .....key.pkg "rpm-file"
or
#man rpm


Once you imported the key one time, you can install all rpmīs which need this key.



Hope I could hekp you..
Greetz

PICOspark 02-03-2005 06:42 AM

Thank.. you.. GUY
 
Thanks.. GUY!!!

i got with rpm -ivh ** command. But.. GUY.. i can't from GUI? That's why?

GSX.. Bro..
I cant fine that's file.. brother..

yours,
PICO

PICOspark 04-06-2005 06:21 AM

any body??
 
Any Body??

reddazz 04-06-2005 06:40 AM

Thats because the gui tool shipped with Redhat 9 and early versions of Fedora is full of bugs. You can use apt/synaptic or yum instead.


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