Debian and Ubuntu repository key expired again

[dreamlayers]

In Ubuntu 19.10 when I do sudo apt update I'm told "The following signatures were invalid: EXPKEYSIG 12C6ADA61C85BB5E home:jgeboski OBS Project home:jgeboski@build.opensuse.org", and that repository is not updated.

I ran wget -O- https://jgeboski.github.io/obs.key | sudo apt-key add - to download and add the key again, as instructed at https://jgeboski.github.io/#package-repositories. and the error didn't go away.

[dequis]

Why is time like this

[ls-1N]

On Ubuntu 18.04

$ sudo apt-key list | grep -A1 expired
Warning: apt-key output should not be parsed (stdout is not a terminal)
pub   rsa2048 2015-07-23 [SC] [expired: 2019-12-05]
      1E7B F737 CB87 09F0 F740  625B 12C6 ADA6 1C85 BB5E
uid           [ expired] home:jgeboski OBS Project <home:jgeboski@build.opensuse.org>

Probably related issue: #375 . Do you think this problem is likely to reoccur? PS: A lot of appreciation for all your work on giving us this plugin!

[dequis]

Use this instead https://build.opensuse.org/projects/home:jgeboski/public_key

I'll update the file in the old url, and point the instructions to this other url. Copying the key was a bad idea.

[ls-1N]

Hmm only tangentially related, but the previous link worked (except it expired) for me in the Ansible Playbook's apt-key module, whilst the new link doesn't.

[dequis]

Oh. Thanks.

The previous link was actually https://jgeboski.github.io/obs.key, that's what i meant by "copying the key"

I was hoping that this new link I found would also be a valid gpg public key, but I guess not.

I'll go with https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:jgeboski/xUbuntu_18.04/Release.key i guess, which has the downside of having the ubuntu version encoded in the url, but it'll have to do.

[ls-1N]

I was hoping that this new link I found would also be a valid gpg public key, but I guess not.

I don't know much of what I'm doing here so I wouldn't know really. What I said is the only verified part. All the other repo keys I use worked fine with the apt-key module. When I tried (grasping at straws) to see if I could download it with wget -o- https://build.opensuse.org/projects/home:jgeboski/public_key, I did get a valid-looking key:

``` -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.5 (GNU/Linux) mQENBFWxUncBCADooelaZenOf75pypfDa9EarqnnSKMaqp2HewHHyBedwh1g0LUn xYriU9Krjks/uzHrPyKQxTafyOCE1pqqv9ZaL0jYs1+sGpV3LG/a8S9wF1we33ff bEpUtzFsz3DGVeLxzo9kEiLZ1mvyH/xv1eQn0LoGDl4x7vQIOYbmR5A+fPUiT3PY E8B4KAaYC4GpgohLDnf39HAtYcnkX78q2VLmBmFQzsjyfZVqyErRiViWwkFbI/ok TYv45nkOsJPN2aTVeHAmcbRMddAFJ63vPxuPWN5P3HVv5ine18rD3P1zHICDR8qs jbvIH+GTlwSXRD3ZGs2/Fe3r8A7bTtowU/JzABEBAAG0PGhvbWU6amdlYm9za2kg T0JTIFByb2plY3QgPGhvbWU6amdlYm9za2lAYnVpbGQub3BlbnN1c2Uub3JnPokB PgQTAQIAKAUCXeDFigIbAwUJDE4jEwYLCQgHAwIGFQgCCQoLBBYCAwECHgECF4AA CgkQEsatphyFu17uvQgAqNFFzjiRjv5gfT9tBYYnWcjJliyH2OXjwMY2IWaY3G9s D2MOYyylJ1Pu2nOwC3AKxiquq45kq9aeK0MHlX3Pi0Ki0gPep1BnueCa1vghEGwY 8azOEcHMsfRNhBla/foXzOSs0z+gxtIIb5WHcDdrSWX3pdqGxfMEiDv5ILQWJfQh 2NXk7PXlvRKJK4Kcxjf2y/7VdEjZ2DVvTX1Hd/TkgHRMp04BdLLya+qdthlDxdf9 fu5j3g+SYXQ37jR5agEg1HLhq7jEdDLBzx5YzAWQuDIG3YCjTLk+RP1qNfCxq0Zq K089rXIVblTcVCXOBTgjj5fwqADnlTX9/7sZHZ3bpYhGBBMRAgAGBQJVsVJ3AAoJ EDswEbdrnWUjN0sAoLirdnJKmtcRAsQQMyfItlyo9QLGAJ9qJcXjkhGjbbdA8u7S ILXmXbNiJw== =tA45 -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- ```

[dreamlayers]

https://build.opensuse.org/projects/home:jgeboski/public_key was a valid key and worked for me. After adding that the repository list updated without problems.

build.opensuse.org was slow. Maybe it timed out for some people?

[ls-1N]

I guess my issue of the first key working with Ansible's apt-key module and the new key not working is unrelated to this and I should go to Stack Exchange with it.

So this can be closed?

[dreamlayers]

https://jgeboski.github.io/#package-repositories has been updated to use https://build.opensuse.org/projects/home:jgeboski/public_key for the key, which is the key address that worked for me. Below that is:

(December 2019 update: redownload the key if you’re getting key expired)

So, this has been resolved and I'm closing it.

[dreamlayers]

Key was expired again. Installing key from https://build.opensuse.org/projects/home:jgeboski/public_key again fixed the problem.