Error I get with pamac update: Checking keyring... [115/115] Checking integrity... …

I found unexpected that (a) does not work. Can’t understand why. Please open a separate thread for it in AUR sub-section ( AUR - Manjaro Linux Forum ) Perhaps, we did all for the thread: only need to re-build AUR packages to make them use new packages you just got recently. I think we done in this t…

Stage 3 Installation of packages: sudo pacman -Sy manjaro-keyring archlinux-keyring With success?

Good. We got fresh keyring packages (with keys inside). Stage 4 Let’s clear all our temp stuff we made - removing temp local keyring we created before: sudo rm -r /etc/pacman.d/gnupg initialize new local keyring: sudo pacman-key --init Show output of ~/Desktop ❯ sudo pacman-key --list-keys…

❯ sudo pacman-key --list-keys | wc -l 6

Good. Install keys from Arch linux and Manjaro keyring packages we got earlier: sudo pacman-key --populate Show the sudo pacman-key --list-keys | wc -l

❯ sudo pacman-key --list-keys | wc -l 1041

Perfect. You have all main keys. Let;s update it from the Internet key servers: Now request updates from a keyserver for all keys that already exist on the local keyring. This is useful for updating a key with the latest signatures, user IDs, etc.: sudo pacman-key --refresh-keys This will took 7…

Amazing! This was the pure and secure way to get all public keys (and automatically (by packages algorithms) setup their trust level/locally sign them). Now they are ready to use. Now switch to the initial issue of the topic: pamac update Do you see signature or any other errors? Were the can…

Everything works fine now, pamac update had no errors, and pamac reinstall cantarell-fonts pango completed successfully.

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Tribble 13 December 2021 23:04 45

Yes it’s solved. New issue here