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Hi, im trying to install qtile-extras from AUR but having issues.
git clone [url]https://aur.archlinux.org/qtile-extras.git[/url]
cd qtile-extras
makepkg -si
and i get this:
ERROR: One or more PGP signatures could not be verified
So lets import this key, open PKBUILD check the key
nvim PKGBUILD
next
sudo pacman-key --recv-keys A6BAA1E17D2664ADB97B2C6F58A9AA7C86727DF7
sudo pacman-key --finger A6BAA1E17D2664ADB97B2C6F58A9AA7C86727DF7
pacman-key --lsign-key A6BAA1E17D2664ADB97B2C6F58A9AA7C86727DF7
makepkg -si
ERROR: One or more PGP signatures could not be verified
Tried only
58A9AA7C86727DF7
Still same.
Tried
sudo pacman-key --init & pacman-key --populate
event added archlinux after
populate
- same issue.
What im doing wrong ?
P.s. fresh Arch Linux install. apart Qtile , kitty , pcmanfm and Firefox - no other things installed
Thanks!
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Hello.
Pacman keyring and pacman-key deal with package signatures. The already built packages to be installed.
The error you see comes from makepkg. makepkg downloads sources and then verifies their signatures. It does so using your own, private keyring. In other words, the key must be in your own keyring.
You don’t have to mark that key as trusted or sign it. Its presence in validpgpkeys instructs makepkg to assume it’s trusted.
Verifying authenticity of the source can be skipped using the `--skippgpcheck` option to makepkg. With all the security implications, hence — if possible — this shouldn’t be used.
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Hello.
Pacman keyring and pacman-key deal with package signatures. The already built packages to be installed.
The error you see comes from makepkg. makepkg downloads sources and then verifies their signatures. It does so using your own, private keyring. In other words, the key must be in your own keyring.
You don’t have to mark that key as trusted or sign it. Its presence in validpgpkeys instructs makepkg to assume it’s trusted.
Verifying authenticity of the source can be skipped using the `--skippgpcheck` option to makepkg. With all the security implications, hence — if possible — this shouldn’t be used.
If i understand correctly - to install qtile-extras just use --skippgpcheck ? or create my own ?
P.s. i usually avoid using helpers but PARU installed qtile-extras.
So now i can just delete that key which i imported ?
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You can use `--skippgpcheck` to not verify the sources. But you should not, if possible, as this way you can’t verify authenticity of the sources.
Just import or receive the key to your user’s keyring.
The key you imported to pacman’s keyring may be deleted.
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You can use `--skippgpcheck` to not verify the sources. But you should not, if possible, as this way you can’t verify authenticity of the sources.
Just import or receive the key to your user’s keyring.
The key you imported to pacman’s keyring may be deleted.
So instead of pacman-key --recv-keys i needed to use gpg --receive-keys ?
As per 3.5.2 Searching and receiving keys
Or im completely lost ?
Last time i needed to import key was ages ago ...
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So instead of pacman-key --recv-keys i needed to use gpg --receive-keys ?
As per 3.5.2 Searching and receiving keys
Also look at 3.5.3 as keyservers only have a subset of published keys, so you may need to try several before finding one that has it.
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So instead of pacman-key --recv-keys i needed to use gpg --receive-keys ?
As per 3.5.2 Searching and receiving keys
Also look at 3.5.3 as keyservers only have a subset of published keys, so you may need to try several before finding one that has it.
Got it.
Thank You.
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