On Thu, 2002-04-25 at 06:33, Ralph F. De Witt wrote:
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Hi all: I have one SuSE 8.0 problem I would like to clear up. I have seen the problem listed but no solution as of yet. The Problem. When I use YOU in the root partion to do an update. It errors out on the either GnuPG is not installed or the discription file/header is corrupt message. Now GPG is installed, and the .gpg directory is their with the necessary files. I am able to log into my user directory and update normally. The .gpg directory in my user partion was carried over from my 7.3 install. My root was not but was created during the fresh install of 8.0. My feeling is that the root .gpg files are corrupt. My Question is can I safely delete the .gpg sub directory and expect it to be recreated correctly when I attempt to use YOU to update? Or is there some other way that will correct the problem? - -- IMOO run away from you, try another application YOURSELF
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