key issues

[Joel Rees]

Okay, I found mention of the key being in use and the issue of  
getting signed packages fed out to all the mirrors in the updates to  
be installed thread and the child thread about the left-handed mouse  
(which points me to some information I needed about setting the  
trackpad and mouse buttons, and may point me to how to set up context- 
menu-button emulation on single-button iBooks, I hope).

Anyway, I'm going to assume that the reason I haven't seen the  
request for the key yet is the switchover from not using signed keys  
to using them, along with my lack of time to do more than one update  
a week, usually. (And go ahead and install the key and yum clean,  
just for good measure.)

On May 23, 2009, at 2:47 PM, Joel Rees wrote:

> Installed release candidate on an ancient clamshell iBook about a  
> month or so back. Runs very nicely (Netbeans!). Only complaint is  
> that we haven't been able to make any progress on an issue where  
> the Fedora installer overwrites the Mac OS 9 disk drivers, which I  
> wish I had more time to help with.
>
> Last night, about midnight here in Japan, I started a yum update to  
> be running while I slept. It completed sometime before five a.m.
>
> Just for fun, I decided to check again about 9:00 a.m., and it  
> shows about 200M of new stuff. So I started another update, and  
> after the download, I get a prompt for a key:
> --------------------------
> warning: rpmts_HdrFromFdno: Header V3 RSA/SHA256 signature: NOKEY,  
> key ID d22e77f2
> updates/ 
> gpgkey                                                                 
>                        | 1.6 kB       00:00
> Importing GPG key 0xD22E77F2 "Fedora (11)  
> <fedora at fedoraproject.org>" from /etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY- 
> fedora-ppc
> Is this ok [y/N]:
> --------------------------
> I see from the wiki <https://fedoraproject.org/keys> that this is  
> the key for Fedora 11 test. I was surprised that I would not have  
> already installed the key.
>
> I also saw some posts in the archives here about the key not yet  
> being in use as recently as a couple of weeks back, I think it was.
>
> So, is this the right key, and is it okay to depend on it yet?
>
> Joel Rees