Description of problem: Since Sunday 22nd April, all attempts to update Fedora 16 installations have resulted in the message "The software is not from a trusted source. Do not update these packages unless you are sure it is safe to do so." Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): PackageKit-0.6.22-1.fc16.i686 How reproducible: Every time. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Go to System Settings / System Info / Install Updates. 2. Click Install. Actual results: Fedora demands the root password to confirm that the packages are from a trusted source. However, it does not tell me what this source is and so I cannot make an informed choice as to whether or not this is safe. I do know that Fedora never used to demand the root password like this. Expected results: The updates are installed without demanding the root password first. Additional info: The current behaviour is exactly what I would expect if the Fedora repository had been subverted, or I had been redirected to a different repository via DNS poisoning. How am I supposed to tell any different?
I'm seeing the exact same problem, although I'm running x86_64. Name : PackageKit Arch : x86_64 Version : 0.6.22 Release : 1.fc16
I'm having this problem also. I don't have much stuff installed to Fedora 16. Waiting for a "Solved" to start updating.
I experience the exactly same problem. It started with the last updates of packagekit (packagekit-yum-plugin, packagekit-gtk3-module, etc...) which I installed 19th of april. Fedora 16, arch is x86_64 Packagekit Version: 0.6.22-1.fc16
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 814945 ***