openSUSE Leap Micro was the last to the party to receive the extended openSUSE signing key following its recent expiration. We’re deeply sorry for the inconvenience. The underlying issue has now been resolved everywhere.

If your system still encounters repository signature errors, you can refresh the repository metadata and fetch the updated signing key manually.

The zypper ref -f command forces a refresh of the repository metadata, including the new GPG signing key. Normally this should happen automatically, but the current version of libzypp may not always retrieve the updated key correctly. Forcing a refresh resolves the problem. Just to note that the zypper ref -f will force new key on any openSUSE distribution.

Run the following commands:

transactional-update shell zypper ref -f zypper dup exit # from tu shell 

After rebooting into the new snapshot, your system should be using the updated signing key and repository refreshes should work normally again.

Have a lot of fun!

shihori2026 hat dem Pool ein Foto hinzugefügt:

I took this photo during my morning walk.

The text on the lantern reads, "You like it, don't you? Kaku Highball."
Whenever I see one swaying in the breeze, it really seems to beckon me in. Haha.

Looking at this lantern reminds me of a bitter (literally!) memory involving a bottle of Kaku whisky.
When I was a kid, I used to watch my father drinking it with such delight that I became convinced it must be sweet and delicious.
So, one night, I decided to sneak a taste.
Not knowing anything about how strong alcohol was, I poured a whole glassful—just like it was tea.
I gulped it down like tea, too. It was so strong that I wanted to spit it out immediately, but since I was doing this in secret, I was terrified of getting caught. To destroy the evidence, I forced myself to swallow the whole thing.

Afterward, for some strange reason, I couldn’t stop laughing. Then, finding the fact that I was laughing uncontrollably even funnier, I laughed even harder.

It happened so long ago that I hope the statute of limitations has run out by now!
Needless to say, I never did anything like that again.