When an RPM signature is rejected during installation, the DNF output can look like this: The problem can occur from two different reasons - either an RPM package signature gets rejected, or a repository key of your third-party repository gets rejected. This means you won’t be able to perform a general system update, unless you manually exclude the problematic packages (which can be done in a terminal using dnf, but can’t be done graphically e.g. If they’re a part of a bigger transaction (like a system update), the whole transaction will fail to start. Those affected packages can’t be installed/updated/removed. Google Chrome (RPM signature rejected, repo key rejected)īut in general any third-party software can be affected. The most visible examples of affected packages include: In Fedora 38 development version, certain third-party RPMs fail to install, update or get removed, often with an error “ Package does not verify”, “ Signature does not verify” or “ Key import failed”.
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