On Wednesday January 03 2007 7:25 pm, Curtis Rey wrote: [snip]
> Ya, I've had repeated problems with pgp keys and it seems to be related to > the site it's getting them from. Best that I can tell it's all about with > the pgp key is old or outright borked. The other thing is that it may have > to do with the site and its access setup that kludges the keys. Try > another site. There was a thread earlier this week about alternate site and > using the original (or seemingly so) YaST update packages over ZMD/Novell > based package and update tool. The sites recommended there are fairly > brisk (is a *.be site) and no problems so far (and reverting back to > openSUSE-update schema is more to my liking as well). > > > Amarok seems borked.. it doesn't even like oggs any more. Forgets it's > > supposed to use the xine-engine. I hope the install from the boxed set > > will clean up some of this silly stuff, which I am certain came about > > from testing this and that ... but I knew I was going to blow this > > install away when the boxed set came. ( it's so much nicer to have > > everything in one place rather than hunting round different sites for > > stuff... > > Find and and move the Amarok folder and files (don't delete them) and try > it again. You did get the Packman updates? They have exceedingly more > functionality than the braindead/crippled - we don't want to get sued by > morons Novell package. If you have any problems with this post again and > well figure it out. > > > <Very evil Grin> Well, one of the long lasting continueal problem with Smart, Zen, and the openSUSE updaters is that a good deal of the time, NONE can get into a packman site!! I'm very greatfull for packman, but for several months connecting to a proper dir. there for updates is almost impossible. Fred -- MickySoft, the ultimate corporate parasite.
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