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As of today, 4/23/23, when I try to install the oneAPI installation certificate on a machine running Fedora 38 via rpm I get this:
rpm --import https://yum.repos.intel.com/intel-gpg-keys/GPG-PUB-KEY-INTEL-SW-PRODUCTS.PUB
error: Certificate 1A8497B11911E097:
The certificate is expired: The primary key is not live
Alex
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Hi Alex, could you confirm is you are still encountering this issue or not?
We would like to know.
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Alex, thank you for the update.
We will work on your query and soon get back to you with our findings.
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I get the same error, that is
error: Certificate 1A8497B11911E097:
The certificate is expired: The primary key is not live
on Fedora 38 when running
sudo yum install intel-basekit
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Same problem for me, May 21st, 2023.
I see that this has happened before a few times, e.g., 2019.
Not very helpful to encourage experiments with this product line...
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Alex, we do not support usage of non-native package managers like yum on Ubuntu or apt on RHEL, only the native ones. We have checked native package managers on all the supported platforms and they are fine:
- ubuntu:22.04 - apt - OK
- ubuntu:20.04 - apt - OK
- debian:9 - apt - OK
- debian:10 - apt - OK
- debian:11 - apt - OK
- redhat/ubi8 - dnf - OK
- redhat/ubi9 - dnf - OK
- rockylinux:8 - dnf - OK
- rockylinux:9 - dnf - OK
- fedora:36 - dnf - OK
- fedora:37 - dnf - OK
- amazonlinux:2 - yum - OK
- amazonlinux:2022 - dnf - OK
- registry.suse.com/suse/sle15:15.3 - zypper - OK
- registry.suse.com/suse/sle15:15.4 - zypper - OK
The only known system where this issue appears is Fedora 38 which is not yet supported by oneAPI. It's tracked separately and will be resolved by the time a new Intel® oneAPI Toolkit version supporting it is released. Thus, this is not a defect for Intel® oneAPI Toolkit 2023.1.
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Well, this is disappointing. For the record, I am using the native package managers for Fedora- dnf and rpm. As it happens, all my machines are currently running Fedora 38. I suspect that the problem is connected to a known issue with authentication on Fedora 38, having to do with more rigorous checks of rpm signature validity, See:
It wouldn't seem that this should be very difficult or complicated to fix. As you say it won't be fixed until a newer release of the oneAPI Toolkit, can you give me some idea for the time frame for this?
Thanks,
Alex
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Alex, apologies for the inconvenience caused. We will share an update regarding your query soon.
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Alex, we have been intimated on your query by our internal team.
Unfortunately we will not be able to share the future roadmap of our next releases. We suggest you to keep an eye out on our website. We have been confirmed that the issue is being worked upon and should be addressed in future.
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Alex, unfortunately we were unable to hear back from you.
If you have any further queries, please post a new question as this thread will no longer be monitored by Intel®.
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