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Sandshark
Apr 11, 2023Sensei - Experienced User
How I got apt update and install to work (with Debian Jessie retired)
OK, so I started off creating my own local Debian repository. Not recommended -- it's a lot of work. But with a lot of Googling and experimenting, I finally got apt to work using an online source. ...
tigerten
Apr 12, 2023Luminary
Great!
Can you find a way to use https:// as source?
Sandshark
Apr 12, 2023Sensei - Experienced User
I didn't try initially. But just did, and it does not work. Not sure of the point, anyway, since it's nothing that needs protection from prying eyes.
I forgot to mention in my initial post that you will get some warnings about expired keys, but they are just warnings because you've told the OS to ignore them.
- StephenBApr 13, 2023Guru - Experienced User
Sandshark wrote:
Not sure of the point, anyway, since it's nothing that needs protection from prying eyes.
https would also verify the cert, and provide protection against a man-in-the-middle attack. So there would be some value if it worked (over and above the encryption)
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