topic title: Dave server key expired.
Posts: 4,164
rokytnji
Joined: 20 Feb 2009
#16
Probably fixed it doing


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Yes. It is fixed.

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$ apt-key list | grep -i dave -B2 -A2

pub   1024R/3465FC9B 2012-03-11 [expired: 2013-03-11]
uid                  David deJong (Dave) <david@daveserver.info>

pub   2048R/FD08FE04 2012-04-14
uid                  antiX (this is for the antix repo) <antix@daveserver.info>
sub   2048R/DF2981C7 2012-04-14

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pub   2048R/452F0C20 2013-03-13 [expires: 2017-03-12]
uid                  antiX (antix repo) <antix@daveserver.info>
sub   2048R/7145BB6B 2013-03-13 [expires: 2017-03-12]
Posts: 146
Eperbab
Joined: 10 Dec 2012
#17
Switched to antix stable, upgraded the key with -f after update, switched back to testing, and now it is OK. Thanks.
Posts: 1,139
masinick
Joined: 26 Apr 2008
#18
Do you think that this topic merits either a"Sticky" tag or perhaps a periodically updated HOWTO topic?

It seems that these kinds of matters come up a couple of times a year, hence my inquiry.

What do you think Dave (and others as well)?
Posts: 99
spaceman
Joined: 07 Feb 2013
#19
I followed all these steps religiously. Then I walked myself slowly through them again.

I was still getting the same issue as Dolphin_Oracle. So I skipped over to the other thread and gleaned an unhappy truth __{{emoticon}}__ I would need to install a GUI app to fix my issue! So I installed Synaptic, re-enabled the antiX testing repo, reloaded and then ploughed through all the warnings about unauthenticated, er...stuffs, and the problem is indeed fixed.

For lesser mortals, like myself, if you hit this speed bump and the command line malarkey above fails you:

Launch (or install __{{emoticon}}__ ) Synaptic and select Settings | Repositories and disable (untick) the daveserver entries (all of them).
Reload.
Enable (put the tick bnack in) the daverserver entries again.
Reload.
Select Custom Filters and Upgradeable (upstream) and you should see the daverserver key listed.
Right click the key stuff and select Mark for Upgrade and Apply.

Follow the prompts to confirm installation. Back at the CLI apt-get update will complete without errors now.

Thanks Dolphin_O