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I’m trying to install Avast Server on my Centos 6.6 and I’m getting the following messages.
I used to be able to install avast directly from yum Me. this issue, although ok,

[email protected] [~]# echo ‘[avast]
> name=Avast
> baseurl=http://rpm.avast.com /lin /repo/dists/rhel/release
> enabled=1
> gpgcheck=1′ > /etc/yum.repos.d/avast.repo
[email protected] [~ ]# revs in minute – -import /path/to/avast.gpg
error: /path/to/avast.gpg: failed import while browsing (2).

SECOND EDITION< br>root @shared1 [ ~]# yum avast
Installation extensions loaded: fastmirror, refresh-packagekit, security
Configure installation process
Load mirror speed from given cached host file
* Sockets: centos.hyve.com
* Optional: mirrors. coreix.net
* rpmforge: www.mirrorservice.org
* latest version: centos.openitc.uk
Dependency resolution
–> Run transaction check
—> Install avast package .x86_64 0:1.1.9-1
–> Dependency resolution completed

Dependencies resolved

===== = ========= = ================================================= ===========
Package architecture Repository sizei version
============================================= ======= ====== ===== =====
Installation:
avast x86_64 1.1.9-1 avast 608 KB

Transaction Summary
=============================================== =========== ====== ============
Install 1 package(s)

Total size: 608 KB
Set Size: 1.5MB< br>This is [Yes/No]: Acceptable y
Download Packages:< br>Warning: rpmts_HdrFromFdno : V3 RSA/SHA1 Header Signature, 574f2d7b Key ID: NOKEY

Very large audience for avast-rhel-1.1.9-1. x86_64.rpm is not installed

< p>so does this solve the problem?

[email protected] rpm –import /path/to/avast.gpg
Error: /path/to/avast.gpg: import read failed(2).

< p>You couldn’t use the command precisely because of the path /path/to/avast.gpg, could you?
If you don’t, then the solution is good – use the real path to make it work GPG – Key. Another
common problem usually is that if you copy and paste the GPG key from the PDF documentation, the application
probably won’t work because the program is for Editing PDFs usually removes some spaces when it comes to key when you copy and paste text content. Always use the GPG key you received with the authorization file.

SECOND EDITION
…
Warning: rpmts_HdrFromFdno: V3 RSA/SHA1 Header Signature, Key Identifier NOKEY

It’s 574f2d7b: still the same problem. The RPM manager yells that the GPG key is not enough, surprisingly
no, while keeping it up to date failed…

thanks for this answer,

I followed the instructions you gave me from avast and actually I had an error. I’m really new to Linux, speaking of where do I find the right place for GPG so that I can enter any GPG key so that it can install the program via yum?

Any product is welcome.

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Hello

I joined this site because I saw thatich (reddev32) needs help, but ideally they get stupid and useless answers and I hate it.

Check out reddev32 here http://files.avast.com/lin/repo/pool/ in case my distribution is based on Debian, and it could be Debian, Ubuntu, Linux Mint, people can download and install directly there.

PS: By the way, your current captcha at the end to validate input sucks

Hello Anachnu!

Thank you for registering and posting.

I found a new product but I need to create a brand new installation of Centos 6.5 on my server and also check installation to see if the same error occurs.

Really get started and appreciate the help .

I only signed up because I came back to this forum because I saw the experts saying that a newbie (reddev32) still needs help, they are just accepting stupidand unnecessary decisions, and I hate it. But

Sorry, the only stupid and useless answer is yours… Directly installing packages
without a repository won’t help a person. It still needs a licensed archive which comes with
a GPG key, which it then lacks >The correct answer is my first answer to the question – Get a license file, so a GPG file (it should definitely
begin with a trial license available here: https://www.avast.com/linux-server-antivirus).
Then install the main gpg key with all the commands from the documentation, but for the correct path
. Install the copy package, license and run the software, that’s it.