Yast - Every Package Fails Integrity Check. 11 Beta 3

Every package I try to install via yast fails the integrity check. Any ideas on how I might fix this? Did a refesh, and still same thing.

Every package I try to install via yast fails the integrity check. Any ideas on how I might fix this? Did a refesh, and still same thing.
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Hello i had the same issue,about 2 hours ago ... I have just checked again and all packages are now ok installed without any issues..

regards

adrian

Same problem....really annoying.

Same problem....really annoying.
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is this an issue with the repo or opensuse. Anyone have any mirror links to these repos, everything fails the check.

is this an issue with the repo or opensuse. Anyone have any mirror links to these repos, everything fails the check.
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Some did -- mainly KDE rpms (like the ones I wanted); some didn't

http://en.opensuse.org/Mirrors_Development_Build

Give them time to sync (like tomorrow)

Synced up fine for me today, but yesterday...

Every package I try to install via yast fails the integrity check. Any ideas on how I might fix this? Did a refesh, and still same thing.
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I found the problem bot not the solution. If you analyze y2log you find that sha1 key of downloaded rpm package and known sha key does not match. If you download the rpm and install it without Yast there will be no error. But what is the solution.
I have removed and readded the packege source but nothşng changed.

I found the problem bot not the solution. If you analyze y2log you find that sha1 key of downloaded rpm package and known sha key does not match. If you download the rpm and install it without Yast there will be no error. But what is the solution.
I have removed and readded the packege source but nothşng changed.
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I'm no expert on ho this works, So correct me if I'm wrong. When you download the package complete it has a key that SUSE reads, it then checks that key against the one on the server, if correct it continues, if not you get that error. If that is correct the problem is that the repo's list takes a while to update that list. Now this is just a guess on how it works.

I'm no expert on ho this works, So correct me if I'm wrong. When you download the package complete it has a key that SUSE reads, it then checks that key against the one on the server, if correct it continues, if not you get that error. If that is correct the problem is that the repo's list takes a while to update that list. Now this is just a guess on how it works.
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readding repo did not solve the problem. I have downloaded several packages and updated manually over rpms and succcesfully installed all packages.

One more thing: after upgrading yast*- packages most of the other packages successfully upgraded by autoupdate. But some of packages still produce integrity check error.

This is how I fixed it

1. Deleted all repos
2. Deleted all gpgp keys
3. Manually added factory repos from *URL* being oss and non-oss

This fixes it