Do these,
#wget http://apt.sw.be/dries/RPM-GPG-KEY.dries.txt
# gpg --import RPM-GPG-KEY.dries.txt
If the above does'nt work, as a last resort(when you're desperate
to have the package), in your /etc/yum.repos.d/dag.repo change:
gpgcheck = 1 to
gpgcheck = 0
to bypass checking(like we don't bother to check file checksum),
because we trust the network (internet) we're using. When in doubt
don't turn-off that KEY checking.
In the past I practiced this habit of turning-off KEYS-checking
(thinking I've gotten around the problem, but really not understanding
what I was doing) but I've kicked that habit completely off my system.
To summarize and generalize the procedure:
1. Search for the GPG-KEY from the download site itself.
(True for RH and Fedora sites. You'd always find it. It's near the top
of the tree. If not, email for support.
You'd get a reply from site sys-admin but you'd have to wait).
2. Download, and
3. Import that KEY, or
4. Turn off the checking of KEY (Dangerous ! So, proceed with caution.
This is especially so in production environments).
Hope this helps.
O Plameras
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