Install packages like smuxi on debian without backports-keyring
Today I was a little bit tired as I came home but I just wanted to install the new Smuxi 0.7 release on my Debian/Lenny Desktop PC. Now I will write just a small tutorial.
First, get the public key of Mirco Bauer (Key-ID: EEF946C8):
apt-key adv –keyserver pgp.surfnet.nl –recv-keys <keyid>
After that, add the key to apt:
apt-key export <keyid> | apt-key add -
Then you have to edit /etc/apt/sources.list:
deb http://debian.meebey.net/lenny-backports/smuxi /
At least you just have to install smuxi with apt-get install -t / “package”
I don’t have any idea why the packages cannot be authenticated. I just wanted to tell you how to import and add a gpg key, actually.
Cheers,
ikkerus
Thanks for the tip. On this date, some 10 months after your orignal post, there’s a new issue: lenny doesn’t provide the latest mono packages smuxi relies on; so my smuxi-server refuses connection from newer clients (even though I added deb http://debian.meebey.net/lenny-backports/mono / in sources.list. Any way you went around that problem ?