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1P_justin
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11 months ago

Linux public key expiry update - action required for Arch Linux, Flatpak & RPM-based installs

Hello 1Password Community! If you are a Linux user, you may have received an email from us last week stating that the public key that certifies updates for 1Password for Linux is expiring with a rec...
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timsj
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11 months ago

For the RPM instructions, I was getting an error that the existing gpg key package was not installed. The existing key removal command is missing an 'e' at the end of the key id. So it should be:

sudo rpm -e gpg-pubkey-2012ea22-591e021e

Please confirm.

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1P_justin
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11 months ago

You are 100% right - I made a copy + paste error! Thank you so much. I've updated the post accordingly. :)

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    timsj
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    11 months ago

    Great, thanks. And just to confirm, after running the command for importing the updated key, should we be receiving what seems to be the same exact key? Here's the rpm -qi output of the 'new' key.

     

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      1P_justin
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      11 months ago

      Yes! The key should be the same but with an extended expiry date. In case you need,  here are some steps to check that you have successfully updated the key.