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Originally Posted by eerok Yes, the "#" on those lines means enter in a term as root. I am having the same no_pubkey error and tried the above, but it ...
  1. 12-04-2009 #1
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    no_pubkey error

    Quote Originally Posted by eerok View Post
    Yes, the "#" on those lines means enter in a term as root.
    I am having the same no_pubkey error and tried the above, but it didn't work for me. any ideas?
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    First step is to login as root. Then make certain you input the correct key. Not just cut and past what you read on this post.

    I guess a close second is to make sure you've added the correct repos. You can't mix and match. Use the repo for your Debian branch.

    Or try 'apt-get install debian-keyring debian-archive-keyring' This also works.

    And last but not least do an 'apt-get update'.
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