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Have pacman problem with gpg keys when elevating pikaur privileges #847
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i see from the log that the last command which causing this error is:
does the error persists if run that pacman command directly without pikaur? |
No, it finished fine. Log from translator as I run with my locale:
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this doesn't make any sense and what happens if you run it again in the pikaur? |
GPGME error again:
Again pacman upgraded those packages successfully. Maybe that was something wrong with gpgme? I will check again later as now it says "there is nothing to do". |
then make sure you don't have this option set in pikaur's config: https://github.com/actionless/pikaur?tab=readme-ov-file#gpgdir-default--root-default-etcpacmandgnupg (or better try with the empty config, so it would just use defaults) |
That one is not set in ~/.config/pikaur.conf. |
@actionless , what more info do you need? |
since you have close-to-default pikaur config, and the problem not happens in general with default arch setup but happens to you during privilege escalation only - then some of your custom settings (for example related to gpg keys, pacman or smth else in the middle) is not passing correctly during user escalation: mb it's this thing: https://github.com/actionless/pikaur?tab=readme-ov-file#preserveenv-default-pkgdestvisualeditorhttp_proxyhttps_proxyftp_proxyhttp_proxyhttps_proxyftp_proxyall_proxy mb smth else, but the only way to figure it out - you could try running up a docker container or VM with a clean arch install - and next porting there you setting there one by one until it breaks |
Description:
I have this problem since more than 24 hours with any file I try to update with pikaur -Syu, while pacman installs them fine, without any issue.
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