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0 - hide time tag of feed item (default)
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Feed Title: openSUSE News
Updating the Signing Key on Leap Micro
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!
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Feed Title: Pool von Japan Through the Eyes of Others
Hagurosan 5-Story Pagoda 羽黒山 五重塔
banzainetsurfer hat dem Pool ein Foto hinzugefügt:
Where typically five-storied pagodas lie within temple grounds, the Five-storied Pagoda of Mt. Haguro is rare due to its location in the middle of a forest. Said to originally have been built by Samurai Taira no Masakado between 931 and 938, the current iteration is a rebuild completed in 1372 by then chief priest Daihoji Masuaji, making it the oldest tower in Tohoku.
Built deep in snow country, Mt. Haguro’s Five-storied Pagoda is the northernmost in Japan and each roof is the same size to help counteract the weight of the snow that accumulates yearly. The structure was built without a single nail nor coat of paint, and one less visible feature is the pillar running through the centre of the tower to mitigate damage in earthquakes, a characteristic also used in the construction of the Tokyo Sky Tree.
Source: dewasanzan.com/home/haguro/
