Since this evening I have some problems with my OpenSuse Tumbleweed installation. I’m kind of a noob and everything I tried didn’t work out.

When I try to update my system with “zypper dup” I get an error that the signature-check failed and if I still want to proceed:

>Signaturecheck for file “repomd.xml” from repository “repo-oss” failed<

I downloaded the GPG-Key from the OpenSuse Website, deleted and reimported the new key. This didnt help.

When I deleted the key and didnt import a new one the system imported it itself when running zypper dup. Fingerprint was the same as before.

I had the same problem with an other repository but reimporting the key worked for now.

Can someone help me on this? Can this be some kind if temporary problem?

— Update —

I tried everthing for 2 hours.

Now the error isn’t there anymore and I can update without problems

    • James_RyanOP
      1·
      24 days ago

      I think I wasnt clear there. I added the last two sentences when it finally worked on its own again and marked it as solved.

    • xtapa
      9·
      24 days ago

      Because the number one question on literally any Linux related tech question is: “What are your specs?” And a neofetch covers big parts of that.

    • James_RyanOP
      1·
      24 days ago

      Pretty normal to give basic informations about the system when asking questions about said system.

      • boredsquirrel@slrpnk.net
        2·
        24 days ago

        For sure but taking an image of text just itches me, also neofetch includes unneeded stuff and doesnt include infos about a specific package.

        I wrote a script called sysinfo but the plasma 6 version is incomplete

        • James_RyanOP
          2·
          24 days ago

          Like I said I am kind of new to linux and this was the way I knew to share some basic info. Btw it was fastfetch

          Got a better idea to share basic Info? Please share it with me.

          • boredsquirrel@slrpnk.net
            1·
            22 days ago

            Yeah I am in the process of just using kinfo and putting additional info (like GPU RAM etc) after and the package search before that.