Re: regenerate InRelease file (Solved)

[Abdelkader Belahcene <abelahcene@gmail.com>]

On 9/8/14, Abdelkader Belahcene <abelahcene@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
> I used apt-mirror  to create my  own local  mirror?  that 's fine.
>
> The problem now the date in  Inrelease  is expired,  and I can't use
> it , until I changed the date,
>
> I did it directly in the file !!!  unfortunately  the signature is not
> valid,  so I want to regenerate the release for my local mirror,   I
> don't want new  packages,  JUST to regenerate the file Inrelease with
> correct date.
> something with gpg program  I suppose???
>  Please someone can send me the command.
> Thanks a lot
> regards
> abd_bela
>


OK I solved the problem ,
it can help someone: ( may be there is a better way)
 like this:
1.  I generate my own key ( gpg --gen-key)
2. I create  new Release  file with apt-ftparchive  --md5 --sha256
release .  > Release
     in dists  directory
3.  gpg --armor --output  Release.gpg --detach-sign Release
4. gpg --clearsign --output  InRelease Release
5. apt-key add      myKey

So I use my new key to control the signature instead of the debian key
that 's it

Best regards