RPM Fusion and Livna are common third party package repositories for Fedora. You need them if you want to install media players, codecs and/or DVD playback libraries that are not part of the primary Fedora repository because of assumed issues like distribution licensing or similar.
Thus my question how to enable them in Fedora (>= 17)?
2018 update: For the last years, the reason d'ĂȘtre for the Livna repository was the fact that it hosted the libdvdcss package. All previous other Livna packages were migrated to rpmfusion, years ago. Since 2018, rpmfusion created the free tainted rpmfusion repository which does include libdvdcss. They also provided an upgrade package that automatically removed any livna release package.
Thus, there isn't any use for Livna now. As a cautionary measure, it shouldn't be trusted anymore, in case the Livna domain expires and then is obtained by some domain grabber.
Best Answer
For RPM Fusion (free repository):
Get the release rpm:
Check the archive's integrity via:
Which should fail with:
Add key to your gpg keyring for checking:
In case the key is not available on a keyserver you have to download it from the rpmfusion key page:
Compare the fingerprint with the published information on the RPM Fusion key site, via a web-search and possibly check the web of trust:
If successful make the key known to
rpm
:Check the integrity of the package for real:
If it is ok install it:
This will create config files under
/etc/yum.repos.d/
and key files under/etc/pki/rpm-gpg
.Note that the
#
means that you have to execute those commands as root.After this, to enable other rpmfusion repositories like nonfree or free tainted is just an install command away. For example:
This is secure, as this release package is signed by the previously verified packaging gpg key.
Fingerprint
As the time of this writing, the rpmfusion Fedora 29 GPG key has the following fingerprint: