This does not work as expected. Installing a package built using aurto makes a copy of the package to the first one. Now there are two copies of the same package. When I edit /etc/pacman.d/aurto and set SigLevel = Never, everything works as expected.
Here's an excerpt from man aur:
In addition, SigLevel should be set to Never or Always, if package signing is disabled or enabled, respectively. This avoids pacman copying over packages to the main CacheDir, if signature files are missing and SigLevel = Optional is set. (FS#71109)
Is there a reason for using SigLevel = Optional TrustAll?
I don't want packages being copied to the main CacheDir so I added the aurto dir:
This does not work as expected. Installing a package built using aurto makes a copy of the package to the first one. Now there are two copies of the same package. When I edit
/etc/pacman.d/aurto
and setSigLevel = Never
, everything works as expected.Here's an excerpt from
man aur
:Is there a reason for using
SigLevel = Optional TrustAll
?