Error: manjaro-keyring: signature is unknown trust

[gold]

I was trying to update my OS, then this error showed up:

Preparing...
Synchronizing package databases...
Warning: installing db (6.2.32-1) breaks dependency 'db=5.3.28' required by lib32-db
Add lib32-db to remove
Resolving dependencies...
Checking inter-conflicts...
Warning: dependency cycle detected:
Warning: bashrc-manjaro will be installed before its bash dependency
Warning: dependency cycle detected:
Warning: harfbuzz will be installed before its freetype2 dependency
Warning: dependency cycle detected:
Warning: mesa will be installed before its libglvnd dependency
Warning: dependency cycle detected:
Warning: libcamera-ipa will be installed before its libcamera dependency
Warning: dependency cycle detected:
Warning: lib32-harfbuzz will be installed before its lib32-freetype2 dependency
Warning: dependency cycle detected:
Warning: lib32-mesa will be installed before its lib32-libglvnd dependency
Warning: dependency cycle detected:
Warning: mhwd-db will be installed before its mhwd-nvidia dependency
Warning: dependency cycle detected:
Warning: mhwd-nvidia-390xx will be installed before its mhwd dependency
Warning: dependency cycle detected:
Warning: mhwd-nvidia-470xx will be installed before its mhwd dependency
Warning: dependency cycle detected:
Warning: phonon-qt5-gstreamer will be installed before its phonon-qt5 dependency
Resolving dependencies...
Checking inter-conflicts...
Download of manjaro-system (20230401-1) started
Download of manjaro-system (20230401-1) finished
Checking keyring...
Checking integrity...
Error: manjaro-keyring: signature from "Mark Wagie <mark@manjaro.org>" is unknown trust
Error: manjaro-system: signature from "Mark Wagie <mark@manjaro.org>" is unknown trust
Removing invalid files and retrying...
Resolving dependencies...
Checking inter-conflicts...
Download of manjaro-keyring (20230318-1) started
Download of manjaro-system (20230401-1) started
Download of manjaro-system (20230401-1) finished
Download of manjaro-keyring (20230318-1) finished
Checking keyring...
Checking integrity...
Error: manjaro-keyring: signature from "Mark Wagie <mark@manjaro.org>" is unknown trust
Error: manjaro-system: signature from "Mark Wagie <mark@manjaro.org>" is unknown trust
Failed to commit transaction:
invalid or corrupted package (PGP signature):

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[mithrial]

Use the search function for broken keys to fix this.

When did you last update?

[Mirdarthos]

@gold

(20230318-1) 

I’m thinking not that long ago…

But yeah, @op should search a bit, this has been asked and answered multiple times…

[gold]

@mithrial

Use the search function for broken keys to fix this.

I’m still beginner, and I don’t really understand what does this mean!
can you demystify it for me?

@mithrial

When did you last update?

A very long time ago

[mithrial]

[HowTo] Work around gpg verification issue on left behind systems

I was a bit tired of explaining how to solve that issue and created a script, which does the job. I used full parameters so that total newbies maybe have clue what the commands actually do. Maybe it can be integrated somewhere or just use for inspiration for a better solution. #!/usr/bin/env bash set -o errexit #>Exit when a command fails (returns non-zero) set -o pipefail #>Exit when a command within a pipeline fail (returns non-zero) set -o nounset #>Forbid to use unset # Reset language…

[Mirdarthos]

@gold

A very long time ago

Not something you should so with Manjaro - it’s rolling-release, meaning you’ve got to roll with the changes, ma’n.

@gold

I’m still beginner, and I don’t really understand what does this mean!

You don’t have to be advanced to know how a search function works:

There are many solved results that would’ve answered your question.

There is also a tutorials section, where you’d have noticed:

Which is:

[HowTo] Work around gpg verification issue on left behind systems

I was a bit tired of explaining how to solve that issue and created a script, which does the job. I used full parameters so that total newbies maybe have clue what the commands actually do. Maybe it can be integrated somewhere or just use for inspiration for a better solution. #!/usr/bin/env bash set -o errexit #>Exit when a command fails (returns non-zero) set -o pipefail #>Exit when a command within a pipeline fail (returns non-zero) set -o nounset #>Forbid to use unset # Reset language…