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Failed to add GPGKEY #653
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Improving the error messages GPGKEY error |
@lukeyeager - I've just come across this same problem. I was following instructions to install on Ubuntu 16.04. Here is more detailed info if it helps:
I'm going to Google around, if I find a solution or a more directed quetsion, I'll post it. |
Hi, this problem has been solved. Under the proxy, to use the sudo command,
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@shinfo001 - Alas, I don't think that solves my problem. Here is my (new) sudoers file:
Is this what your sudoers file looks like? |
@lukeyeager - I think I have a more directed question: Is there a difference between the CUDA_REPO_PKG and the ML_REPO_PKG given in works fine, but my problem comes with
Does this make any sense? (Note: Just to reiterate, The value I used for ML_REPO_PKG was:
) |
@smgutstein It's my sudoers file
,and my install sh (for ubuntu 14.04)
if does not work, Please remove 'sudo' and retry with su (root user) If it does not work with ubuntu16, it may be a package problem. |
Check the URLs. Don't try to install a Ubuntu 14.04 package on a 16.04 system. |
@shinfo001 I tried your sudoers file and still had the same problem. However, I downloaded nv-deep-learning-repo-ubuntu1604-ga-cuda8.0-digits5.0_1-1_amd64.deb from NVIDIA's website and installed it using the ubuntu software installer. I just brought up DIGITS on my browser (after making a /var/www/.python-eggs dir & making it writeable by the world (which worries me a little)) |
The pub file URL returns a 404. This appears to be a step the deb file is trying to do itself as importing http://developer.download.nvidia.com/compute/machine-learning/repos/ubuntu1404/x86_64/7fa2af80.pub didn't resolve it. I was able to get around this by redirecting developer.download.nvidia.com to my own web server and placing the 1404 7fa2af80.pub on it so the deb installation would finish correctly, I think this file needs to be replaced in the 1604 directory. |
In case there are more people like me still having trouble with the missing key file for Download the .deb file manualy:
Create nvidia target folder structure to host the key yourself.
Download key file.
Add the following line to your
Host the file manually using python3.
Install the .deb file.
Shutdown the python server. |
If I may slightly modify @yweweler 's solution at some steps below. These work for me:
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Problem solved from @yweweler and @FangliangBai 's posts. Just one thing, that when downloading the keyfile to /tmp/*, make sure the key is 7fa2af80.pub instead of fa2af80.pub |
why error?? one reason is great wall block down pub key wget http://developer.download.nvidia.com/compute/cuda/repos/ubuntu1604/x86_64/7fa2af80.pub 7fa2af80.pub 100%[========================================================>] 691 --.-KB/s in 0s 2018-05-18 21:15:55 (77.3 MB/s) - 已保存 “7fa2af80.pub” [691/691]) linpan@jizhi:~$ cat 7fa2af80.pub <title>温馨提示</title>
you need confirm you down load real key file |
Just click the link in your browser, download it manually, and add it by |
Is there any way that you can improve the next of messages that occur during the installation ?
$ sudo dpkg -i $ CUDA_REPO_PKG
Failed to add GPGKEY at http://developer.download.nvidia.com/compute/cuda/repos/GPGKEY to apt keys.
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