[GRASS-user] Installing Fedora Core 5 binaries with yum

Hi Folks,

I’m having some difficulties installing the GRASS FC5 rpm files using the yum application. I’m new to both yum and GRASS, so I’m not certain if this is a problem with yum or the GRASS rpm files.

I’m pretty certain that I can’t use the GRASS website as a yum repository, so I’ve downloaded the rpms to my machine. When I try to do a “local install” using yum, it seems to figure out all the dependencies correctly, but then complains that several of the rpm files are “not signed”, and stops. Anyone else encountered this situation? Have a suggestion/fix?

I know I can always compile from source, but if the rpm’s work, I’s like to go that route.

Thanks!

– Joe Kanney


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I'm having some difficulties installing the GRASS FC5 rpm files using
the yum application. I'm new to both yum and GRASS, so I'm not
certain if this is a problem with yum or the GRASS rpm files.

I'm pretty certain that I can't use the GRASS website as a yum
repository, so I've downloaded the rpms to my machine. When I try to
do a "local install" using yum, it seems to figure out all the
dependencies correctly, but then complains that several of the rpm
files are "not signed", and stops. Anyone else encountered this
situation? Have a suggestion/fix?

I know I can always compile from source, but if the rpm's work, I's
like to go that route.

don't use yum for this, just do

rpm -Uvh grass.rpm

(and any needed dependancies)

Hamish