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home_server:home_server_setup:other_services:manjaro [2022-03-13 Sun wk10 07:46] – [pacman] baumkphome_server:home_server_setup:other_services:manjaro [2022-03-13 Sun wk10 07:48] – [pacman] baumkp
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 ''sudo rm -r /etc/pacman.d/gnupg &>/dev/null''\\ ''sudo rm -r /etc/pacman.d/gnupg &>/dev/null''\\
 This command deletes your Pacman, Manjaro, and Arch key database. It does not output an error in case the package "gnupg" is not installed on your system.\\ This command deletes your Pacman, Manjaro, and Arch key database. It does not output an error in case the package "gnupg" is not installed on your system.\\
-ATTENTION: This command will remove all keys from your system, including manually installed keys (with "sudo pacman-key --lsign-key <KEY>"). Please remember to reinstall those keys again after FIX ERRORS has completed!+ATTENTION: This command will remove all keys from your system, including manually installed keys (with "sudo pacman-key --lsign-key <KEY>"). Please remember to reinstall those keys again after FIX ERRORS has completed!\\
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 ''sudo pacman -Sy gnupg archlinux-keyring manjaro-keyring''\\ ''sudo pacman -Sy gnupg archlinux-keyring manjaro-keyring''\\
 This command (re-)installs the "gnupg" package and keyrings for Arch Linux and Manjaro. Pacli actually does not use this command but instead downloads and installs these packages manually. This makes it possible to install these packages even if no other packages can be installed on your system due to key database errors.\\ This command (re-)installs the "gnupg" package and keyrings for Arch Linux and Manjaro. Pacli actually does not use this command but instead downloads and installs these packages manually. This makes it possible to install these packages even if no other packages can be installed on your system due to key database errors.\\
 ATTENTION: If you want to execute this command on a system with key database problems, it will not work for you! In this case, connect manually (via your browser) to your Manjaro repository server, download these packages, and install these packages manually. Pacli will do all of this automatically for you. If this part of Pacli fails, please wait a couple of hours until your Manjaro mirror has synchronized with the main Manjaro repository and offers the latest version of these 3 packages: gnupg, archlinux-keyring, manjaro-keyring.\\ ATTENTION: If you want to execute this command on a system with key database problems, it will not work for you! In this case, connect manually (via your browser) to your Manjaro repository server, download these packages, and install these packages manually. Pacli will do all of this automatically for you. If this part of Pacli fails, please wait a couple of hours until your Manjaro mirror has synchronized with the main Manjaro repository and offers the latest version of these 3 packages: gnupg, archlinux-keyring, manjaro-keyring.\\
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 ''sudo pacman-key --init && sudo pacman-key --populate archlinux manjaro'' ''sudo pacman-key --init && sudo pacman-key --populate archlinux manjaro''
 These two commands create a fresh key for you and (re-)install all keys from Arch Linux and Manjaro. This will solve problems with your local key database and Manjaro's and Arch's key database. Such problems can occur when new new Arch Linux or Manjaro packagers get added, for example.\\ These two commands create a fresh key for you and (re-)install all keys from Arch Linux and Manjaro. This will solve problems with your local key database and Manjaro's and Arch's key database. Such problems can occur when new new Arch Linux or Manjaro packagers get added, for example.\\