what to do? gpg error on apt-get update
I get this error on the http://http.us.debian.org/ testing and unstable branches:
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It's more specific now. It says that there's no public key available :S That's not an error on my end isn't it?
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Thanks I'm now doing a suggestion from the thread. Hope it goes well :)
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Importing the gpg keys didn't work. Guess you don't want to know I had apt-pinning set to experimental :rolleyes: Quickly changed it back to unstable lol that solved it together with downgrading apt
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My guess is we'll see debian-keys as a requirement in unstable too, eventually. Glad it's fixed now though.
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I installed debian-keyring but that didn't solve it for all or for none. Can't remember, it should work with unstable and the rest was still bad. But I also read it had something to do with a compromise and the GPG keys not being reset or changed or whatever.
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I've also had this problem, but it was due to a faulty bat in my laptop. The system time was in the past and apt didn't like it. reset the system time and AOK!
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