undo rpm --import GPG_KEY

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To add a trusted key to the rpm package manager I am told to use the command:

rpm --import GPG_KEY

How can view rpm's trusted keys and how can I remove a trusted key?

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Remove public key from rpm

rpm -e GPG_KEY

Query rpm packages for GPG_KEY

rpm -qa GPG_KEY

http://linux.about.com/od/commands/l/blcmdl8_rpm.htm

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answered 05 Aug '10, 14:34

rfelsburg ♦
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Well, almost: rpm --allmatches -e gpg-pubkey-<gpg-id> and rpm -qa gpgp-pubkey-* did worked for me.

(08 Aug '10, 09:26) chenlevy

Yea, those were examples based off of the GPG_KEY in your post. I didn't know exactly the key name you were using so I was just trying to keep with the info in your post.

--allmatches simply removes all version of the package, not just the one you specify.

(08 Aug '10, 21:07) rfelsburg ♦

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undo rpm --import GPG_KEY

Remove public key from rpm

Query rpm packages for GPG_KEY

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