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From: Nicholas Fitzgerald <nfzgrld () adelphia ! net>
Date: 2004-01-01 19:49:43
Message-ID: 3FF479D7.3010809 () adelphia ! net
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Actually, I found the problem. If you go into /usr/share/rhn you'll
notice that there are several versions of the file RPM-GPG-KEY. When you
run up2date and it asks you to install that file, RPM-GPG-KEY. On Fedora
you have to install RPM-GPG-KEY-fedora. Since I'm just now going through
and putting Fedora through it's paces I'm doing a few different
installs. When I installed as a "personal" machine and went to run the
update utility it messed up becasue it installed the wrong key. When I
reinstalled as a server and was working in text mode I got fed up with
the problem and went to look and see if the file was actually there, and
then discovered the other key files. When I installed the -fedora
version everything worked as expected.
Carlos Qualls wrote:
>I had lots of problems using up2date. One poster
>suggested that I just try running "yum update" and
>that worked much better. My system was at work and
>behind the corp firewall, so I had to type the
>following to get YUM to work through the firewall:
>
>export http_proxy=http://<myproxyserver>:<port>
>yum update
>
>Hope this helps.
>
>--- Nicholas Fitzgerald <nfzgrld@adelphia.net> wrote:
>
>
>>RHN/Up2date does not seem to work from the GUI. I
>>installed Fedora as a
>>"Personal PC" and when I went to run the update it
>>seemed to download
>>everything, although I couldn't find it on the
>>machine anywhere, and
>>started to run an update, but just locked up at some
>>point during the
>>process. Is this an isolated incident, or have
>>others seen this as well?
>>
>>
>>
>>
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Actually, I found the problem. If you go into /usr/share/rhn you'll notice
that there are several versions of the file RPM-GPG-KEY. When you run up2date
and it asks you to install that file, RPM-GPG-KEY. On Fedora you have to
install RPM-GPG-KEY-fedora. Since I'm just now going through and putting
Fedora through it's paces I'm doing a few different installs. When I installed
as a "personal" machine and went to run the update utility it messed up becasue
it installed the wrong key. When I reinstalled as a server and was working
in text mode I got fed up with the problem and went to look and see if the
file was actually there, and then discovered the other key files. When I
installed the -fedora version everything worked as expected. <br>
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Carlos Qualls wrote:<br>
<blockquote type="cite"
cite="mid20040101030921.68494.qmail@web21322.mail.yahoo.com">
<pre wrap="">I had lots of problems using up2date. One poster
suggested that I just try running "yum update" and
that worked much better. My system was at work and
behind the corp firewall, so I had to type the
following to get YUM to work through the firewall:
export http_proxy=<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" \
href="http://">http://</a><myproxyserver>:<port> yum update
Hope this helps.
--- Nicholas Fitzgerald <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" \
href="mailto:nfzgrld@adelphia.net"><nfzgrld@adelphia.net></a> wrote: </pre>
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<pre wrap="">RHN/Up2date does not seem to work from the GUI. I
installed Fedora as a
"Personal PC" and when I went to run the update it
seemed to download
everything, although I couldn't find it on the
machine anywhere, and
started to run an update, but just locked up at some
point during the
process. Is this an isolated incident, or have
others seen this as well?
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