up2date Error [Was: Re: New fedora-release in rawhide]

[Andreas Sartori]

another failure with up2date.
i dont know if it has already been writte here but,
when i update packages and there are dependencies, the up2date
process just hangs. in the logfile i just get:
[Wed Oct 29 08:58:54 2003] up2date solving dep for: ['mozilla', 
'libcrlayeng.so.1', 'libcroco', 'libcroco.so.1', 'libcrseleng.so.1', 'xmms']

then nothing happens anymore.

-andy

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Doug Stewart wrote:

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> Elliot Lee wrote:
>
> | It's part of the preparation for the release, which is not yet fully
> | baked. YMMV.
> |
> | -- Elliot
> | Millions long for immortality who do not know what to do with 
> themselves
> | on a rainy Sunday afternoon.
>
> Uh oh.  Upon trying to upgrade to the packages released this morning, I
> came across the following error:
> "[SNIP Python traceback]
> rpm.error: public key not trusted"
>
> Is there another set of keys that I need to import?  I have the "Use
> GPG.." option de-selected in up2date-config, so it shouldn't be worrying
> about public keys, right?
> - --
> - ----------
> Doug Stewart
> Systems Administrator/Web Applications Developer
> Lockheed Martin Advanced Technology Labs
> dstewart at atl.lmco.com
>
> Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum viditur
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