Closed VladislavGatsenko closed 6 months ago
If you open mosquitto-bookworm.list
you'll see that there is a signed-by attribute before the repo location.
It doesn't look like you placed the public key there.
So the problem is that previously adding the repository worked correctly. And since yesterday it started to happen (key error). I tested it on different machines, and the picture is the same everywhere: error when adding repository. Somewhere on the mosquitto server there was a change. That's why this ticket was created.
By the way, there were no changes in the documentation on the official mosqutto site in terms of adding a repository for Debian.
Ok, that's fix changes in mosquitto-bookworm.list after 8th march.
sudo wget -qO- https://repo.mosquitto.org/debian/mosquitto-repo.gpg.key | gpg --dearmor -o /etc/apt/keyrings/mosquitto-repo.gpg && \
sudo wget -O /etc/apt/sources.list.d/mosquitto-bookworm.list https://repo.mosquitto.org/debian/mosquitto-bookworm.list && \
sudo apt update
I guess there is a "new" way to connect to third party repos? Or rather a more the-debian-way to add third party repo?
Maybe this can shed some light. And the README.txt seems to have the correct instructions.
I don't know which instructions you have been following but the mosquitto.org version seems a bit out of date as it doesn't even list bullseye, and I don't know if it is still relevant.
I havent personally aware of any direct changes to how to install mosquitto broker, but then again, i usually run it in a docker environment.
After the 8th of the month, I am having a problem adding the mosquitto repository to my Debian 12.5 system.
I use the following set of commands to add the repository (it worked before 8th without problems):
Now I (and my colleagues) get an error:
Full log: