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apt-offline doesn't honor Ubuntu apt keystore #102
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Both those directories should be taken care of.
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Heyja, sorry for the really long answer time. I'm using the currently with Ubuntu 18.04 shipped version 1.8.0. Kind regards, |
Then there's something wrong. Can you please share the output of the |
Given that #81 is also in an unreproducible state for me, can you please try the latest code from the |
Here is my verbose output:
Since this is a freshly upgraded system, I can't check, if the installation afterwards fails. |
Different system said:
and
It seems like the error message is shown, but apt-offline just goes to the next step and checks the directory in this case. As I filed the bug, I had the error message:
Merging the directory to the single keychain file was an idea of this blogpost and some users seem to report the same issue here. As far as I can see, I can't reproduce this error anymore as it was. |
I am out of ideas here. This surely must have been an issue in the past. And fixed sometime in between. Given that it is not reproducible any more, I am inclined to close these bug reports. I will wait for you to confirm with your tests. But, at least, I need not worry about the severity of this bug. |
Closing this bug report. Please re-open if you have newer information. |
Hey, thanks for your patience. Haven't had any issues since then. |
I follow the Official Ubuntu Installing Software Offline with apt-offline and get the below error. sudo apt-offline install auditd-offline.zip Below are some issues that seem related to this: |
The latest |
It's been a while but I believe it was 1.8.1. I ran "apt-get install
apt-offline" on my Ubuntu OS 18.04 machine to download the version
available from Ubuntu's package repository. That is still the version
available from the Ubuntu repo today. Ubuntu recommends using their apt
package management utility to manage packages. Would there be issues
installing v1.8.2 from your Github repo?
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I follow the Official Ubuntu Installing Software Offline with apt-offline
<https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingSoftware#Use_apt-offline>
and get the below error.
The latest apt-offline shouldn't have these issues. What version did you
try it on ?
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It is my understanding that packages in Ubuntu Universe component of the repository do not have any special integration on the Ubuntu side. But I don't use Ubuntu so I cannot be sure of it. I do see that the latest Ubuntu releases do have the latest version synced from Debian. https://packages.ubuntu.com/jammy/apt-offline I deliberately do not ship .deb packages in the Github project release page. Because I want the .debs to only funnel through Debian, which is what I maintain. You should be fine to use the latest from Ubuntu in the link I mentioned. They sync from Debian every release. |
v1.8.2 is only available for the future release of Ubuntu. Specifically, Ubuntu 22.04 (Jammy Jellyfish) which is the link you posted. I am running Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic Beaver) for which only v1.8.1 is available from the Universe component. When I upgrade to 22.04, we'll try out 1.8.2. Thank you! |
Hey guys,
this seems related to #81.
apt-offline doesn't honor keystores besides "/etc/apt/trusted.gpg".
Current Ubuntu installations will place all keys inside "/etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/".
To make apt-offline work, you have to do the following:
sudo apt-key exportall | sudo gpg --no-default-keyring --import --keyring /etc/apt/trusted.gpg
Is it possible to make apt-offline aware of the keystore directory?
Kind regards,
Matthias
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