GPG
YUM GPG keys
GPG signature info
gitlab/raspberry-pi2 has its YUM metadata signed with the default GPG key.
Important notes
There are two types of GPG keyrings used on RPM-based systems:
- RPM's GPG keyring. This keyring is used for verifying signatures on RPM packages.
- YUM's GPG keyring. This keyring is used for verifying signatures on repository metadata. There is one keyring per repository on the system.
The YUM GPG keyring (number 2 above) is the keyring that the information on this page refers to.
Import GPG key for gitlab/raspberry-pi2
To import a GPG key to verify YUM metadata, you must create a repo config with the GPG key URL. This is done automatically with all of our install methods.
If you'd like to do this manually for gitlab/raspberry-pi2, follow the instructions on the manual install page
Remove GPG key for gitlab/raspberry-pi2
Unfortunately GPG key removal is not particularly user friendly.
- Check your
/etc/yum.conf
file and note the value ofpersistdir
. Ifpersistdir
is not set, you can assume it is/var/lib/yum
. - Determine which CPU architecture the repo has been installed for: i386 for 32-bit systems and x86_64 for 64-bit systems.
- Determine the verison number of the CentOS or Red Hat you are running (5, 6, or 7).
- Replace x86_64 and 7 in the following command with your CPU architecture and CentOS or RedHat version:
gpg --homedir /var/lib/yum/repos/x86_64/7/gitlab_raspberry-pi2/gpgdir --delete-key 3F01618A51312F3F