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Lorec

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[FIXED] `pacman -U` AUR package `invalid . . .`

Trying to install mit-scheme [https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/mit-scheme].

I have now tried deleting and re-cloning the repo [re-running makepkg, re-running pacman -U] multiple times.

The first time I tried

makepkg --syncdeps

I got a warning about missing PGP signatures and tried running

makepkg --syncdeps --skippgpcheck

makepkg worked. But on

sudo pacman -U

I got

error: 'mit-scheme-12.1-x86-64.tar.gz': invalid or corrupted package (PGP signature)

I tried deleting the repo, cloning down the repo again. This time I ran

makepkg

without --skippgpcheck, and actually used gpg to get the key. However,

pacman -U

gives me the same error.

I figure there must be some cache somewhere I'm not deleting, but I don't know where it would be.

mit-scheme

gives me Command not found

pacman -Q grep | scheme

nothing.

Last edited by Lorec (2024-06-04 23:44:29)

gromit

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Re: [FIXED] `pacman -U` AUR package `invalid . . .`

Whats the output of "ls -l /var/cache/pacman/pkg/mit-scheme-12.1-x86-64.tar.gz{,.sig}"?
Also please specify the exact command that you have used and the full output of the erroring commands.

Last edited by gromit (2024-06-04 20:55:35)

Scimmia

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Re: [FIXED] `pacman -U` AUR package `invalid . . .`

You need to install the package with pacman -U, not the source tarball.

WorMzy

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Re: [FIXED] `pacman -U` AUR package `invalid . . .`

Mod note: Moving to AUR Issues.

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Lorec

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Re: [FIXED] `pacman -U` AUR package `invalid . . .`

You need to install the package with pacman -U, not the source tarball.

Oh. Duh. Thank you, that was it.