Description of problem: # rpm -q PackageKit PackageKit-0.1.11-0.620.20080401git.fc9.hughsie.i386 # rpm -q PackageKit-cron package PackageKit-cron is not installed # pkcon install PackageKit-cron resolve runtime was 3.0 seconds [=======================...................................] 40% Error: internal-error : Error in Package Signatures P a c k a g e P a c k a g e K i t - c r o n - 0 . 1 . 1 1 - 0 . 6 3 0 . 2 0 0 8 0 4 0 2 g i t . f c 9 . h u g h s i e . i 3 8 6 . r p m i s n o t s i g n e d install-package runtime was 12.1 seconds # rpm -q PackageKit-cron package PackageKit-cron is not installed
Just found out that, this is because package has not been signed. Yum correctly deals with this.
Hmm. Do you get the one char on each line error with git?
Yeah. This is what I got now # rpm -q PackageKit PackageKit-0.1.11-0.630.20080402git.fc9.hughsie.i386 To reproduce, enable gpg check on your repository and try to install any package from that. Yum will fail noting that the package you are trying to install is not signed. pkcon acts very odd.
i have fixed the one char at a line message, but the error is right. you are adding gpgcheck to a repo with unsigned packages, then it shall fail. yum will fail with the same error.