Scrypted apt repository not signed

[mandreko]

Describe the bug The apt repository for Scrypted is not GPG signed. Because of this, installation of the desktop electron client on Ubuntu 24+, will fail, due to Ubuntu's new signing requirements.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Following the installation guide, run:

   echo 'deb [trusted=yes] https://nuts.scrypted.app/apt stable main' | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/scrypted.list
   sudo apt update

   Or using the new deb822 format, write scrypted.sources:

   Types: deb
   URIs: https://nuts.scrypted.app/apt
   Suites: stable
   Components: main

Expected behavior The apt update should complete successfully, creating the index of installable applications.

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• OS: Ubuntu 24.04

Additional context I've started looking at Ubuntu's new apt requirements. I'm trying to see if there's a way to force a trust, but haven't identified one yet.

[koush]

I'll get that fixed. I recommend running Scrypted in docker/proxmox regardless, this app is intended only to be used as a viewer.

[mandreko]

Yep, I only use this on my desktop as a viewer to my NVR running on a proxmox server. ;)

Thanks a bunch! I think it should be a fairly easy to fix, but I've heard managers tell me that before when I was a software developer too...