On 19 Jan 2009, at 23:50, Martin wrote:
IIRC this is because some of the repository signing keys have expired.
If you check back throught the archives you will find a load of posts
about this from when it first became a problem. The answer is to
I couldn't remember the error message off-hand, as I haven't seen it
in the past month or so, but that is the problem that I had. I'm
guessing it's likely this would be the same problem that Chris was
having, but this is just a guess...
manually install the package with the new GPG keys (having first
verified, through other means, that they are correct, etc. etc.).
As to
why this isn't a problem with some mirrors - I guess it depends on if
the mirror is signed or not. Not signed, not a problem. Which are
Okay. I'll look into that, if I end up with the same problems again.
signed, of the top of my head I don't know, I guess it may have
something to do with how they where created (i.e. if they are Debian
mirrors or 3rd party mirrors).
I often had problems with the Australian mirror. Switching to the UK
or French mirror seemed to solve the problem. I don't know what
mirrors are run by whom, though.
gavin,
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Gavin Duley
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