Use new WineHQ Debian package repository key#1284
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Please don't use unauthenticated packages in user scripts. It wouldn't be as bad if unauthenticated packages were used only in the CI as we don't provide any build artifacts there, but that script is also meant to be used by people to produce toxcore dlls through the cross-compilation, it's in the INSTALL.md instructions, it's not just for CI.
Anyway, the issue was that WineHQ has changed their package signing key:
(Full log)
You can see the notice about the key being changed on WineHQ website:
That's my primary source about the key change ^.
I have also faced this key change issue on my own system in December and given how no noise was raised over it for what is now several weeks, it does indeed appear like they simply have changed the key rather than that they got compromised. It would help if they have confirmed the key change on one more resource other than the website, but I couldn't find it being mentioned anywhere else.
I have also added a key fingerprint check in the script, because I figured that if the the package repository is compromised they might as well update the public key to match the signatures of compromised packages and we wouldn't know any better that the key has changed since we download the key every time we use the repository. (We have noticed the change only because they didn't overwrite the old
Release.keykey with the new one, they instead put it under the newwinehq.keyfilename). Without that fingerprint check we might as well not bother using the key and use--allow-unauthenticated, so this check is important to have.This change is