We found that if you sign them with rpm 3.0 rather than rpm 4 they work
fine.
We rpm'd rpm 3.0 into a package called rpm3 which we use on our box with
the yum cache (currently RHEL AS 4). It works a treat with the Sun rpms.
Yours
Faye
Troy Dawson wrote:
Dr Andrew C Aitchison wrote:
On Mon, 14 Jul 2008, Troy Dawson wrote:
Hello,
There is another security update for java, and I think we really need
to get
this one out. I would like to test the update first though incase it
causes
anyone problems, so I have put the updates into the testing areas so
they can
be tested.
Can the jdk rpms be signed ?
I'd be happy with a separate key from Sun if that is required.
No
I'm sorry, but that's the way they come from sun. They build them
really weird, and if we sign them, they break and don't install.
Troy
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