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[Nicholas Fitzgerald]

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 at adelphia.net> wrote:
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>
>>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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