I get the message that the package is wrong or corrupt

[hetti012]

Wait a minute here: I am not using any AUR or archlinuxcn repo!!!
You’re jumping to conclusions!

Why don’t you even ask yourself if your hostile remarks are even adequate?
This is very insulting!

[Yochanan]

Pointing out evidence you provided here is neither hostile nor insulting.

Copy and paste the entirety of your /etc/pacman.conf here, please.

[hetti012]

Before we go on, I want to emphasize that I’m not using AUR of other non-Manjaro repositories.
So speaking of evidence that I provided is absolutely out of the question.
Why didn’t I experience any errors before this week, having no software installed at all besides the updates that Manjaro provides.
I think we should clarify this matter first.

[Yochanan]

@hetti012

I think we should clarify this matter first.

Yes, we should. Posting your /etc/pacman.conf will do that.

[hetti012]

No. If the very impolite and unfriendly reaction from zbe and even your own hinting to ‘evidence I provided’ is the normal way of communicating, then it ends here.
I’ve been using Manjaro for about 5 years and have always been a satisfied user. I’ve never posted any request for help, always got by on my own and the first time I ask something I am told I’m wasting other people’s time. It really pisses me off.

[winnie]

@hetti012

I’ve been using Manjaro for about 5 years and have always been a satisfied user.

Maybe recently an update of a third-party package also included the addition of a third-party repo? That’s not beyond the scope of plausibility, and might explain why this happened out of nowhere.

If it’s not found inside the file /etc/pacman.conf, you can also look under the directory /etc/pacman.d/, which is where additional repositories might be “dropped in”.

[Yochanan]

@hetti012

evidence I provided

We’re referring to the logs that you posted here showing that packages you have installed were from the Arch Linux Chinese Community Repository (archlinuxcn).

@hetti012

:: Pakket-databases synchroniseren...
 archlinuxcn                                                                                      1889,2 KiB  5,18 MiB/s 00:00 [############################################################################] 100%
 core                                                                                              167,4 KiB  1258 KiB/s 00:00 [############################################################################] 100%
 extra                                                                                            1863,2 KiB  9,94 MiB/s 00:00 [############################################################################] 100%
 community                                                                                           7,0 MiB  18,8 MiB/s 00:00 [############################################################################] 100%
 multilib    

@hetti012

To upgrade (1):
  timeshift  22.06.3-1  (22.06.1-1)  archlinuxcn  742.2 kB

@hetti012

Fout: timeshift: handtekening van "lilac (build machine) <lilac@build.archlinuxcn.org>" is onbekend vertrouwd

@hetti012

I’m not using AUR of other non-Manjaro repositories.

The logs you posted tell us otherwise. You also are now contradicting yourself.

@hetti012

I think the problem had something to do with AUR

You are free to do whatever you wish on your own computer, however neither Arch nor Manjaro supports third-party repos.

Refusing to provide information requested by the volunteers attempting to help you is disrespectful.

[zbe]

@hetti012

very impolite and unfriendly reaction from zbe

Cry me a river. If I had any say on this forum, you’d be banned already.

[moson]

@winnie

third-party package also included the addition of a third-party repo?

I bet it’s this one AUR (en) - archlinuxcn-mirrorlist

Messing with config files… Extremely nasty

https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/tree/archlinuxcn-mirrorlist.install?h=archlinuxcn-mirrorlist