There seems to be an issue in the way the software manager (gnome software) handles keys. by using a timestamp as the key version), or deprecate the use of subkeys.

Please either fix ``rpm`` so that it correctly imports keys (e.g. This means there is a serious usability impact (not being able to install Google Chrome), as well as a serious security impact (not getting security updates, or installing unverified updates for Google Chrome). Those that try to check the signature manually will be thwarted by the same bug again. Most people will give up, or worse, disable signature checks. They will just see that signature verification fails.

Millions of Linux users use Google Chrome, and right now, there is no way for them to install or upgrade it. Rpm -qa gpg-pubkey* -qf '% ' | grep | sed 's/. Rpm -qi gpg-pubkey-d38b4796-* | gpg -show-keys -with-subkey-fingerprint However, when I delete the old (pre-installed) keys, and try again, it works. When I try to insta … ll new Google Linux Signing keys in Fedora 37 (with the latest stable release of ``rpm``, namely 4.18.1), it fails. # Encountering the problem with Google Linux Signing keys

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