Hi,
Hideki Yamane:
> Well, now I consider that not install ubuntu-archive-keyring as system
> trusts key by default, but user can choose with debconf.
Sounds good to me.
> - Just mixing Debian & Ubuntu packages may harm for the system
> - limited usage:
> + debootstrap doesn't need to add it to system keyring
> + chdist needs it as trusted keyring, but perhaps not used so much
ACK.
> Then I need its description for debconf and README.Debian, could you
> consider to give it me, please?
- debconf (boolean) value description: "Add the Ubuntu archive keys to
the list of trusted keys used by apt to authenticate packages?"
(default: no, IMO).
- README.Debian:
To add the Ubuntu archive keys to the list of trusted keys used by
apt to authenticate packages, reconfigure the ubuntu-archive-keyring
package:
# dpkg-reconfigure --priority=low ubuntu-archive-keyring
… and answer "Yes" to the "Add the Ubuntu archive keys to the list
of trusted keys used by apt to authenticate packages?" question.
Cheers,
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intrigeri
