Just installed the community gtk openrc.
Tried a system upgrade and got a number of packages kicking back the 'signature from "so-and-so <
[email protected]>" is unknown trust. Tried gpg --refresh-keys, no luck.
Tried: sudo pacman-key --refresh-keys. This returns many instances of [ unknown] next to individuals names and many 'error retrieving ... via WKD: No data'. Some keys refresh, some do not, problem persists.
I had fixed this issue on a different system (base Artix openrc) some months ago, but forget how I did it, may have involved something with synching the system clock
any help is appreciated
maybe:
sudo pacman-key --populate archlinux artix
Interesting, I get:
So this looks like it is consistent with my hazy memory of this being a system clock issue. My system somehow has an asynchronous clock, and that's making keys look like they are from the future, throwing an error
ok I fixed it. Followed instructions here: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=201776 and here: https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Ntp
Not sure if these steps aren't redundant but:
# sync time with a gentoo server
ntpdate -b -u 0.gentoo.pool.ntp.org
# start some time sync service, why not?
rc-service ntp-client start
# nuke pacman master key
rm -fr /etc/pacman.d/gnupg
# create pacman master key
pacman-key --init
# reload keys from keyring resources
pacman-key --populate
Your hardware clock was off. Also, artix-keyring must be updated first and separately, not together with archlinux-keyring.