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mvdhoning
PostPosted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 1:47 pm 
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I had to reinstall my linux due to some bad changes after install the first time. So i decided to reinstall it. Now when the base system is about to be downloaded or installed i get the following error:
file released signed by unknown key () Within the brackets is an hexidecimal code. Is there a key inside DI_EFIKA that needs to be updated? It worked like a charm 3 days ago.
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mvdhoning
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PostPosted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 3:01 pm 
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searching on the inet i found several references about the debian packages being protected by keys also some showed the same key. Unfortunately the solves involved command that are not yet available.
Using CTRL+ALT+F3 is got to an commandline and did some more browsing. In /usr/share/keyrings i found an file called archive.gpg. Hmm what would happen i delete it using rm archive.gpg. Now try again and the base install seem to go along this time.

Now i have to find out how to install an unstable system by default as to an stable release as i want to use xorg instead of xfree86
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SoundSquare
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PostPosted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 12:51 am 
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from debian.org :
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Last updated: Wed 21st February 2007

The weekly builds have been affected by a few bugs in the last couple of weeks, but should now be stable and useable again. We've had to move from using etch d-i RC1 to the daily d-i sid builds for a while. This is because of a key expiry in the archive.
have you tried again today ?
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nicdouille
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I tried 3 days ago and I'm having the same problem.

The first time i installed it (two weeks ago), everything works perfect.

But as i didn't low format my hard drive, i was unable to see my linux partition and unable to make it boot on an automatic way.
I was starting my debian by booting the kernel through my usb key.

I low format it and tried to install again debian.

But as mvdhoning, when the base system is about to be downloaded or installed i get the following error:
file released signed by unknown key

So impossible to continue the base install .....

Please, a little help would be cool ....

Do others people are having this problem actually ???
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adam.forster
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I am still having this problem as of 13:30 UTC today. As suggested above though, removing archive.gpg from /usr/share/keyrings fixes the problem.

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nicdouille
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Installation is on the way.

Removing it, did it.

Thanx for your help.
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Leon
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PostPosted: Sat Mar 03, 2007 8:45 am 
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I am having the same problem, too.

Deboostrap error:

Release file signed by an unknown key (key id A70...)
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nicdouille
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Remove archive.gpg from /usr/share/keyrings

It will fix it
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Remove archive.gpg from /usr/share/keyrings

It will fix it
Thanks to the guys at bplan, the di_efika kernel on http://www.efika.de/ is fixed now, back to work everyone :D

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Leon
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PostPosted: Mon Mar 05, 2007 8:28 am 
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Remove archive.gpg from /usr/share/keyrings

It will fix it
No, despite removing the archive.gpg, the installation went on, but I got additional Debootstrap errors with other packages (e.g bash) and gave up.

Will try with updated di_efika now.
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