Very ODD, Adept update icon ? NO Update, Broken ?

[Richard]

NOPE: The Same problem still there, its very odd,
did see in the CLI that it said about the the Keys again,
AND that amarok and amarok plugin (i think) was held back.

And Yes, it download allot of item, but shown the key error,
and the amarok updates held back.....

Do I need to wipe out the computer and do another install ?

--
Rich


On Sunday 10 September 2006 8:27 pm, Hawkwind wrote:
> On 9/10/06, Richard <cms01 at tampabay.rr.com> wrote:
> >
> > Okay, did a FRESH install of Kubuntu 6.06.1
> > went to the source list :Sources.list generator web site,
> > and re-did the sources.list file.. all went well,
> > had 100+ updates, all downloaded and install...
> >
> > THEN oh oh...
> > -------------
> > I rebooted, and notice the icon for updates, was in my tray.
> > so, click on it and its said have 2 upgrades.... ok.
> > click fetch, and installed.... I notice the upgrade icon did not go away,
> > the updates where for amarok mp3 play, hmmm
> > So, I open a terminal window and did: sudo dpkg apt-get --configure -a
> >
> > NOPE. still there,
> > click on icon and did the fetch update and install and quit
> > NOPE. icon still there, rebooted twice, NOPE.
> >
> > Installed synaptic package installer, and delete all cache,
> > and quit, click on the update icon and it re-fetch the packages,
> > and installed... NOPE. icon still there saying 2 packages to be updated.
> >
> > Okay, this is nutz... open up synaptic package installer, and click
> > refresh,
> > and a error message came up.. (hmm) no error message in adept installer.,
> > said: GPG error http://kubuntu.org dapper release....etc. signatures
> > couldn't
> > be verfied because public key is not available NO_PUBKEY A506E...........
> >
> > Okay, NOW what?
> > Is there a SIMPLE way of fixing this problem
> >
> > Thanks in Advance ( NEWBIE-NOVICE)
> 
> 
> 
> Just curious...have you opened a terminal and typed: sudo apt-get update &&
> sudo apt-get upgrade or sudo apt-get dist-upgrade  ??
> 
> See what that does.  Over the years I've come to realize that GUI package
> managers don't do the job that running the commands from CLI do.  This is in
> every distro I've ever tried.  Not sure why it is, but that's just how it is
> and I'm one of millions that think this way.  The power of a Linux OS is
> from the CLI.  It's easier to learn than most people think it is.  It's also
> quicker to use a package manager from the CLI from my experience.
> 
> Good luck and hope this helps.
> 
> Rich
> >
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> 
> 
> -- 
> With kind regards,
> 
> Cliff Wade (Hawkwind)
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