Intel oneAPI stil not working in Fedora 38

[gronki]

Half a year has passed, and Intel oneAPI still fails to install in Fedora 38. https://community.intel.com/t5/oneAPI-Registration-Download/Expired-signing-key-for-Intel-oneAPI/m-p/1481424

It is caused by using a change in the pgp package used by Rpm, which occured between Fedora 37 and 38 (not an expert on this stuff, just a result of a bit of googling).

https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/RpmSequoia

Fedora 37 is nearing end of life and should not be used anymore as it is unmaintained. Therefore currently it is impossible to use oneAPI with any supported version of Fedora. This change will likely be soon rolling to other rpm-based distros.

Please fix this, Intel.

[gronki · Accepted solution]

Turns out I was impatient and did not search for the solution. Apparently Intel fixed this already, but it takes a little action if the 2023 version is still installed on the system. Here is what I did:

```

LC_ALL=en_US rpm -qa 2>&1 | grep 'rpmdbNextIterator: skipping h#' | cut -d\# -f 2 | while read pkid; do rpm -ev --nodeps --nosignature $(rpm -q --nosignature --querybynumber $pkid); done

```

(basically following advice from https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/third-party-rpms-with-an-invalid-signing-key-might-cause-errors-during-package-operations/80077)

After that, I was able to install oneapi using ``dnf``.

Can be closed!

[Vipin_S_Intel]

Hi Dominik, thank you for sharing an update. We are glad that the issue has been resolved.  

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