I can update any more, cause I don't have the public key for
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testing Release.

The fix is given in
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Dave wrote:You will need to run this command on your computer though
keymissing=452F0C20 && gpg --keyserver subkeys.pgp.net --recv-keys $keymissing && gpg --armor --export $keymissing | apt-key add - && apt-get update

I ran the commands as root. But now I get this error:
W: GPG error:
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testing Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG DB36CDF3452F0C20 antiX (antix repo) <antix@daveserver.info>

Any ideas?

apt-get install antix-archive-keyring

or download it manually from here and install with dpkg -i foo.deb


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Hi,
Thanks for the help. I ran the archive keyring install as root. Re-tried the apt-get update and still get the same error. I then rebooted the computer and re-ran the gpg commands. Still get the same error. How can I find out where the problem is?
I'm running antix12 - the full version installed a few days ago. Why does apt-get always say 'testing' if I'm running the stable release?

Why does apt-get always say 'testing' if I'm running the stable release?

Because the antiX repos use testing. If you've changed the Debian repos to stable, any Debian files will come from"Wheezy" I think it is now.

Have not changed anything. Just using it. I'm happy to have use of my old IBM TP600 laptop again. Is it possible for me to remove the key that is having a problem and re-run the gpg commands to get the key again?

Did you try manually downloading the antix-archive-keyring.deb I suggested?

I just tried this on a fresh download of antiX-12-full.

apt-get update
apt-get install antix-archive-keyring (you are prompted to choose N/y. Choose Y as No is default)
apt-get update

Just manually downloaded and installed the key ring. Still get the error. Thanks for your help. If you have any other ideas let me know. I've been reading man pages but don't know enough to try anything other than what is suggested here yet.

Try what they suggest here:


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Use su/root password rather than sudo

if it makes life easier for you you can install/remove/update/upgrade stuff using synaptic.

YES! I followed the suggestions to the Ubuntu solution and it worked. No more errors. Thanks!

Use su/root password rather than sudo

I thought we were supposed to use sux? __{{emoticon}}__

sux gives an error, but it still works ok.