I did this earlier today and it worked for me..

keymissing=452F0C20 && gpg --keyserver subkeys.pgp.net --recv-keys $keymissing && gpg --armor --export $keymissing | apt-key add - && apt-get update

Try this, in terminal log in as"su" superuser. then copy, and paste what's in the quote box.

Eino wrote:I did this earlier today and it worked for me..

keymissing=452F0C20 && gpg --keyserver subkeys.pgp.net --recv-keys $keymissing && gpg --armor --export $keymissing | apt-key add - && apt-get update

Try this, in terminal log in as"su" superuser. then copy, and paste what's in the quote box.

Thanks! I tried this here, and I also changed the missing key for another repo that had an out of date key. Just by changing the value of the missing key, this procedure works pretty well to request the latest keys, then update the package cache. After doing this, whatever repo is missing the key is accessible once again.

For me, I did this for the Dave Server and the Opera server, using their respective key that was spitting out messages. Both worked afterward.

Tried several times, but no joy for me. I get .....

gpg: requesting key 452F0C20 from hkp server subkeys.pgp.net
gpg: keyserver timed out
gpg: keyserver receive failed: keyserver error

Am using IBM thinkpad T41, wireless connection at a public library.Too slow?
But just did a apt-get update/dist-upgrade. and the download speed was OK. 'tho not speed of lightening, it was adequite.

Dave wrote:ok should be fixed now.
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

Maybe I am too stupid or too old, but I did not find this hint on the AntiX website. Can that be? I had this problem too and only some days ago found this forum and the answer. But nevertheless I like AntiX. It got my little laptop alive again (it"s a FSC Lifebook with a PIII/800 and 512 mb ram). You guys do a great job.

We now have a deb in the repo that fixes this.

apt-get install antix-archive-keyring

Thanks