This seems to be related to the DSU 2.0.0.0 release, which looks to have
just shown up in the Dell repos a couple days ago.
It doesn't appear that the copygpgkeys.sh script fixes the new DSU warning
(was the first thing I tried).
I pulled down the script to take a look and it looks like it doesn't
include the specific GPG key mentioned in the warning message for DSU.
The script contains:
GPG_KEY_NAME[${#GPG_KEY_NAME[*]}]='0x756ba70b1019ced6.asc'
GPG_KEY_NAME[${#GPG_KEY_NAME[*]}]='0x1285491434D8786F.asc'
GPG_KEY_NAME[${#GPG_KEY_NAME[*]}]='0xca77951d23b66a9d.asc'
GPG_KEY_NAME[${#GPG_KEY_NAME[*]}]='0x3CA66B4946770C59.asc'
But the warning message references 0x274E9C32857A9594.asc (not in that
list).
If I add a line for 0x274E9C32857A9594.asc
(GPG_KEY_NAME[${#GPG_KEY_NAME[*]}]='0x274E9C32857A9594.asc') and run the
copygpgkeys.sh script manually, then it imports it correctly and DSU works.
Looks like the copygpgkeys.sh script needs to be updated...
Thanks.
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Matt Vander Werf
On Mon, Aug 15, 2022 at 12:40 PM Daniel Bird <[email protected]> wrote:
> >> Given I used 'yum'/'dnf' to update 'dsu', do I need to run something to
> get that public key imported. Don't tell me I have to run the
> bootstrap.cgi again?
>
>
> Hi Ben
>
> wget -O - https://linux.dell.com/repo/hardware/dsu/copygpgkeys.sh | bash
>
> should do it
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