Hi,
I have tried to use dnf and rpm to install rpm's for 3
packages,
being WPS Office, Softmaker Office and Onlyoffice in F43 and all
of them
fail with the message "package <rpm package name> does not
verify: no
digest".
What does this message mean and what am I missing in the fresh
install of F43 when before I upgraded my machine components I
had WPS
Office successfully installed in F42? With Softmaker Office I was
installing it from their repository, the other two were being
installed
from a downloaded rpm.
See
<https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/RPM-6.0#User_Experience>:
RPM-6> and <https://rpm.org/releases/6.0.0>.
What version of RPM was used for the problem packages? You could try
`rpmkeys --rebuild ...`:
--rebuild Recreate the public key storage. Update to the latest
format and drop unreadable keys.
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George N. White III
Thankyou George, the version of rpm I'm using is 6.0.0. I was able to
install the rpm's using the --nodigest rpm parameter Jerry suggested,
but DNF seems to not support that parameter which raises the question
of how do you work around this sort of issue with repositories, which
was the situation with Softmaker Office (I had a downloaded rpm as
well that I was able to use). I didn't rebuild the keys as I didn't
actually have any keys with the rpm's to use.
Why isn't the upstream provider signing their rpms? If they are, you
need to import their key.
The software supply does have a key for their repository which I have
imported with rpmkey but it makes no difference to the issue, the dnf
install/reinstall still fails with a nodigest error.
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