gtirloni

It seems the Key ID ACCDCC2D was being used to sign the packages and now it's gone from pgpkeys.mit.edu. Does anyone know what is being used nowadays?

I ran the same command against pgpkeys.mit.edu and it worked now. Thanks for confirming that's the right key.

Understood. Thanks.

Is this package much different than the one provided by the Kubernetes repository [here](https://packages.cloud.google.com/yum/pool/7a382e59dc2c39a66083e03ec061f33771e4a7130c98cd0ef61492b2196c0378-rkt-1.26.0-1.x86_64.rpm)? Also looking for the best way to deploy rkt on CentOS 7.3 (for Kubernetes).

Could you elaborate? ``` $ awless list images --filter id=ami-123456 ```

``` $ awless list networkinterfaces --filter instance=i-12345678 ```

Tested on Raspberry Pi 4 and pre-release Fedora 37 and I'm having the same issue. cockpit-274.1-1.fc37.aarch64 uboot-images-armv8-2022.10-0.1.rc1.fc37.noarch bcm283x-overlays-20220809-1.915a708.fc37.aarch64 bcm2835-firmware-20220809-1.915a708.fc37.aarch64 bcm283x-firmware-20220809-1.915a708.fc37.aarch64 bcm2711-firmware-20220809-1.915a708.fc37.aarch64

> Reporting "me too" here isn't helpful Yes, it was a "me too" comment but not wholly. The title of this issue says RPi3, and I wanted to give more...

You need the libvirt-python package.

First error is because you didn't pass all the argument on the command-line (as libvirtd would) and the hook's code failed to validate that before unpacking. Second error is because...