On Thursday 04 September 2003 10:19, Liam Quin wrote: > urpmi now installs RPMs in batches - generally a good improvement. > However, if I'm asked, say, > package has bad signature, continue anyway? > I might be asked that question 10 times. > > The problem is that I want to leave a urpmi --auto-select > running, not having to check up on it every few minutes. > > I'd like it to prompt > yes/always/No/reject all > > The idea is that "a"lways would make it answer yes to that question > every time this session, and answering "r"eject would make it > answer no every time. > > Then after the first question I can go and leave it, without > having answered yes/no to other questions. > > (suggestions for better wordings welcome - for internationalisation > it might be better to use numbered choices I suppose) > > Liam
Hi Liam, I'm no expert on this, but perhaps I can save one of the experts some time! You can add the missing keys yourself with two commands: gpg -a --export <key> > mykey.gpg (where <key> is the key you want to add) rpm --import mykey.gpg Once you have the keys added, you can use urpmi --auto-select --auto to update your cooker install. Unusual keys are unfortunately encountered sometimes, but with less frequency. Once you have confirmed that affected packages are legit (and not trojans or something else!), you can just add them manually and then do the auto thing again. Hope this helps! Paul.
