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I have never seen such rampant speculation before. I think you should change your addendum to read "take this entire comment with a grain of salt." This gem rea
by dfc 13y ago
I have never seen such rampant speculation before. I think you should change your addendum to read "take this entire comment with a grain of salt." This gem really takes the cake:
Even if they had previously installed the key, all they would get is that warning during package installation if a rogue repository was established, something which is fairly common
You see so many "rogue repositories" that you think they are common? I have never had one.
- mfincham 13y agoYou're right, I didn't word that well at all. I meant it's fairly common to see apt complaining about not having the key available to verify a package. I see this a lot in my work where sysadmins lacking clue enable a third party repository and don't bother / don't understand the need for adding the key with apt-key.