I'm using the marillat source for mplayer and although the package works fine I always get a:

I found on the site that I need to install this gpgkey so I ran the command (as root)

This installs the key but nothing changes, the error is still there. After some google I found the debian-keyring package and installed it. Well I guess I can uninstall aswell since it doesn't help either. Then there is the apt-key command which makes it complete.....

Can anyone explain how to accept that key the right way?

BTW, I found that I have gnome-keyring installed aswell. I'm using KDE so can I just uninstall this package?

Regards

That part is correct, although the following would have also worked all right:

gpg --keyserver wwwkeys.eu.pgp.net --recv-keys 07DC563D1F41B907

It's just a matter of copy and paste. Now you still need to do another command:

apt-key add /root/.gnupg/pubring.gpg

Then do "apt-get update" and see if that fixed your problem.

You can remove gnome-keyring, you don't need that.

Perfect! It solved the problem.

Thanx

Quick question;
When I do "apt-key add /root/.gnupg/pubring.gpg"
I get;
Is there another folder gnupgp uses in root or should I create the .gnupgp folder in /root/?
I installed via aptitude and setup while logged in as Iron.Maybe something didnt install correctly but it never mentioned any errors.
- GnuPG 1.4.2 [ OK ]
debian sid



Thanks

If your home directory is /home/Iron , then try "sudo apt-key add /home/Iron/.gnupg/pubring.gpg".

If it's a key your adding for apt remember to run the first command as root:

or (as Dead Parrot mentioned)
Finally:
Otherwise you'll load the key to a user dir and since apt only runs as root you can't load the key as trusted as root. So run both commands as root and it should work.

owww, just saw that Dead Parrot already gave a solution to the problem using sudo. Well, both ways should work!

Thank you...clearly I had a mind-burp.All good now.