Looking for the koji repo rpm key

[Thaidog]

I would like to add the koji repo but i can not find the rpm to install it.

Anybody know where I can get it?

[Jake]

Koji does not have a GPG Key.

[Thaidog]

Originally Posted by Jake

Koji does not have a GPG Key.

How do you use it?

[Jake]

I use koji RPM's from time to time.

But I use:

rpm -Uvh http://kojipkg.fedoraproject.org....

to grab my packages I need in Rawhide

Could you not just alter the Repo data and set enablegpgcheck=1 to 0?

[kevmif]

Can you install from koji using yum? I thought you had to download the files and install them manually....

[Jake]

You normally do have to download them first, or use RPM to grab them.

[Thaidog]

Originally Posted by Jake

I use koji RPM's from time to time.

But I use:

rpm -Uvh http://kojipkg.fedoraproject.org....

to grab my packages I need in Rawhide

Could you not just alter the Repo data and set enablegpgcheck=1 to 0?

I guess I could but I want to update the kernel and I'm not sure if that's a good idea if i want to keep it pn 0 for that kind of update.

[SlowJet]

Originally Posted by kevmif

Can you install from koji using yum? I thought you had to download the files and install them manually....

I think that is true, only on special occasions was it made available for testers, temporarily.

SJ

[Jake]

Originally Posted by Thaidog

I guess I could but I want to update the kernel and I'm not sure if that's a good idea if i want to keep it pn 0 for that kind of update.

Then I believe the best thing you could do is:

Download the kernel. & Kernel devel. & any other requirements.

Then, cd to the directory that it was downloaded to..

IE:

$ cd /tmp

then install them

$ yum install kernel* --nogpgcheck

This will install the ones from the tmp directory/or directory you downloaded them to.

[Thaidog]

Originally Posted by Jake

Then I believe the best thing you could do is:

Download the kernel. & Kernel devel. & any other requirements.

Then, cd to the directory that it was downloaded to..

IE:

$ cd /tmp

then install them

$ yum install kernel* --nogpgcheck

This will install the ones from the tmp directory/or directory you downloaded them to.

Cool! I will do this! thx

[SlowJet]

The best way to use koji is do all the installs initally from the repos and only use koji for updates (with the exceptions like kernels)

yum update
d/l all the koji updates to a dir
dl the kernel to a different dir
cd /home/useryou/Documents/fnnrpms-2009-03-03
yum localupdate *.rpm --nogpgcheck
# if you get error or missing deps resolve those and try again.
cd /home/useryou/Downlod
rpm -ivh kernel-2.6.nn...rpm --test
rpm -ivh kernel-2.6.nn...rpm

SJ