What is a signature?
How would I add someones signature to APT, and why would I need to do this to install software?
Confused
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Re: Confused
Ok, here is some more information.
These are the instructions I am trying to follow...
http://www.ap-i.net/skychart/en/documen ... nux_debian
What is meant by a signature in this context? Where would I find Patrick Chevalley's signature and how would I ad it to APT?
I'm really confused by these instructions.
These are the instructions I am trying to follow...
http://www.ap-i.net/skychart/en/documen ... nux_debian
What is meant by a signature in this context? Where would I find Patrick Chevalley's signature and how would I ad it to APT?
I'm really confused by these instructions.
Re: Confused
Copy paste everything after the dash -petersull wrote:Ok, here is some more information.
These are the instructions I am trying to follow...
http://www.ap-i.net/skychart/en/documen ... nux_debian
What is meant by a signature in this context? Where would I find Patrick Chevalley's signature and how would I ad it to APT?
I'm really confused by these instructions.
1) Open a term and paste in- sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys D79BF92A
2) Then next in Term and paste in- sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
Gedit will open with sources list. Past next line into sources.list -
deb http://www.ap-i.net/apt stable main
Add to bottom of file. And then Save it.
3) Then in Term paste in - sudo aptitude update
wait for prompt
4) Term again paste in - sudo aptitude -r install skychart
5) That's all, exit the term and Alt+F2 and type skychart to run the program. Don't know if they will add a icon in menu or not.
You will have to check that.
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Last edited by Orbmiser on Mon Dec 03, 2012 7:49 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Confused
Thanks Orbmiser,
So it seems that the signature thing is just there to cause confusion and is not needed.
Is it just me?
So it seems that the signature thing is just there to cause confusion and is not needed.
Is it just me?
Re: Confused
No you need to paste that into a term to add the key to the keyring and is needed.
To verify integrity and valid source for you system which stores these keys.
You are just adding it manually thru the Term.
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To verify integrity and valid source for you system which stores these keys.
You are just adding it manually thru the Term.
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