Обсуждение: pgdg-keyring updated to version 2013.1
The package pgdg-keyring was updated on apt.postgresql.org: Old status: pgdg-keyring | 2012.1 | sid-pgdg | source pgdg-keyring | 2012.1 | wheezy-pgdg | source pgdg-keyring | 2012.1 | squeeze-pgdg | source pgdg-keyring | 2012.1 | precise-pgdg | source pgdg-keyring | 2012.1 | lucid-pgdg | source New status: pgdg-keyring | 2013.1 | sid-pgdg | source pgdg-keyring | 2013.1 | wheezy-pgdg | source pgdg-keyring | 2013.1 | squeeze-pgdg | source pgdg-keyring | 2013.1 | precise-pgdg | source pgdg-keyring | 2013.1 | lucid-pgdg | source
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2013/10/10 apt.postgresql.org repository <myon@debian.org>
The package pgdg-keyring was updated on apt.postgresql.org:
Old status:
pgdg-keyring | 2012.1 | sid-pgdg | source
pgdg-keyring | 2012.1 | wheezy-pgdg | source
pgdg-keyring | 2012.1 | squeeze-pgdg | source
pgdg-keyring | 2012.1 | precise-pgdg | source
pgdg-keyring | 2012.1 | lucid-pgdg | source
New status:
pgdg-keyring | 2013.1 | sid-pgdg | source
pgdg-keyring | 2013.1 | wheezy-pgdg | source
pgdg-keyring | 2013.1 | squeeze-pgdg | source
pgdg-keyring | 2013.1 | precise-pgdg | source
pgdg-keyring | 2013.1 | lucid-pgdg | source
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There is an upcoming issue with the key used to sign the apt.postgresql.org repository: The key shipped with pgdg-keyring 2012.1 will expire later this week, namely on 2013-10-13. The key provided on the postgresql.org website, and used by the installation instructions [1,2] was already extended to last until 2016 earlier this year. [1] http://www.postgresql.org/download/linux/debian/ [2] http://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Apt The new pgdg-keyring package version 2013.1 will update the key in apt's "trusted keys" database to this new expiration date. Users should upgrade the pgdg-keyring package before the end of this week in order to avoid later apt warnings. This is harmless to do even on production systems as it merely replaces a file in /etc/apt/. To check whether you are affected, do: # sudo apt-key list /etc/apt/trusted.gpg -------------------- pub 4096R/ACCC4CF8 2011-10-13 [expires: 2016-02-24] uid PostgreSQL Debian Repository /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/apt.postgresql.org.gpg --------------------------------------------- pub 4096R/ACCC4CF8 2011-10-13 [expires: 2013-10-13] uid PostgreSQL Debian Repository If the 2013-10-13 key is listed, you should upgrade the pgdg-keyring package. Unfortunately, apt will use the second copy of the key here, even if there is a newer one. If it is already past that date, and you get apt warnings about expired signatures, delete that file: # sudo rm /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/apt.postgresql.org.gpg and run "apt-get update" again. Christoph -- cb@df7cb.de | http://www.df7cb.de/