At 11:12 PM 4/26/98 -0400, you wrote:
>On Sun, 26 Apr 1998, Dave Wreski wrote:
>> If you have access to a Linux box, try running the following on one of
>> those RPMs that failed in your list:
>>
>> # rpm -qvvpl package.i386.rpm | more
>
>Why not just do rpm -K --nopgp package.i386.rpm?
>If that says anything but OK at the end of the line something is wrong.
>If you have pgp and the redhat pgp key installed leave out the --nopgp.
Tom: I hope you will see my latest reply to Dave, in this matter. I tried
your suggestion, from the bash# shell that resides in RAM during
Installation, and which can be accessed by pressing Alt-F2:
Using "nopgp", like so:
rpm -K --nopgp package.i386.rpm
Gives this result:
open of package.i386.rpm failed: No such file or directory
Since I don't know about pgp (I'm a real newbie to Linux), I also tried
this command:
rpm -K package.i386.rpm
To get this result:
package.i386.rpm: Open failed.
So that's the latest scoop...I await your learned comments with baited breath!
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