On Tue, 2017-07-04 at 12:02 +0200, Dejan Jocic wrote: > On 04-07-17, Wayne Hartell wrote: > > > Wayne Hartell composed on 2017-07-04 15:46 (UTC+0930): > > > > > > > ...I managed to solve<?> this error after checking that the > > > > permissions on /etc/apt/trusted.gpg were 0600 and edited them > > > > to > > > > be 0644. (Is this the correct default permission for the file > > > > trusted.gpg?)... > > > > > > I have to guess 644 is correct, as that is what is set on the > > > Stretch I have booted currently (as are all regular files in > > > /etc/apt/), and I've never touched it myself. > > > > > > Do you get the same errors running 'apt update' instead of 'apt- > > > get > > > update'? > > > > Yes, it seems that I get the same errors that way too. > > > > I tried a new clean install test and seem to end up with > > permissions > > under /etc/apt/ always as 0600, so I am not sure what is going on. > > Looks like an issue with a clean install, but I am wondering why > > it's > > not coming up more often (unless most people are upgrading from > > Jessie). > > > > > > Out of the head, but you did check install media with MD5 or SHA > sums? > Also, many people did do clean install of Jessie. Though, it is > annoying > bug for sure. But it is probably not so widespread. Perhaps you > could > give it a shot on a clean install with root enabled from start, you > can > always allow sudo for your user after that? > > Hi all, This issue seems to be created by 'synaptic'. If you you 'apt' in the terminal, you will be fine. If you use 'software-properties-gtk' to adjust repositories, you will be fine. The issue is created if you run 'synaptic' and then adjust repositories via 'Settings -> Repositories. A soon as you do this a file '/etc/apt/trusted.gpg' is created and it is this that is throwing everything off. Output: philwyett@ks-skywalker:~$ synaptic-pkexec ERROR:root:Cannot import UbuntuDrivers: No module named 'UbuntuDrivers' gpg: keybox '/etc/apt/trusted.gpg' created ERROR:root:Cannot import UbuntuDrivers: No module named 'UbuntuDrivers' gpg: keybox '/etc/apt/trusted.gpg' created It is the last line that is the issue. If you run 'software- properties-gtk' and adjust repositories, the file is not created. Quick remedy: sudo rm -f /etc/apt/trusted.gpg Now run 'synaptic' or 'apt' as usual. If you run 'synaptic', do not use the menu option 'Settings -> Repositories. This could probably do with a bug raising. Regards Phil -- Playing the game for the games sake. Web: https://kathenas.org Twitter: kathenasorg Instagram: kathenasorg
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