All, Our public key for the APT repos (snapshot/milestones/releases) expires today. We have just extended its validity until 2023 (thanks @theo !), but you will have to make sure that your Linux installation is aware of the new key, otherwise your will have problems when updating openHAB through apt…

It will yes, but updating from the openHABian menu will do this step for you. EDIT: If you select option 3 (stable) or 40 (testing/unstable) in the menu.

Using Raspbian here. Already updated, gave me OK message. We’re good up until 2023 again. :slight_smile: Thanks!

Hello, I’m using Raspbian with Openhabian menu, didn’t update it for me, hence why I’m here in this thread now.

I can confirm chubber’s experience. The key did not update when I upgraded through openhabian-config. I had to update the key manually. I figured I had something non-standard in my config because I was having other apt issues at the same time.

It did not update for me from openhabian-config either :frowning: I updated manually though.

Apologies all, slight oversight from me! For openHABian to update the key you’d need to select option 3 (for stable) or 40 (for the latest testing/snapshot). It’s probably easier to put in the command at the first post though and I’ll see if it’s worth putting the function in the general upgrade op…

Platform information: Hardware: RPi 3B+, Intel 128 GB SSD, Aeon labs Z-Stick Gen 5 OS: Openhabian Java Runtime Environment: Included in Openhabian openHAB version: 2.4 SNAPSHOT build 14? I have tried the manuel update of the key by doing the following command: [17:02:45] openhabian@Guard:~$ wg…

Looking at the man page, I think it is a capital O. I just copied from the first post here & it worked.

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APT Repo Public Key Expiration & Update

Setup, Configuration and Use Installation

Bruce_Osborne (Bruce Osborne) July 25, 2019, 3:26pm 2

This will affect OpenHABian users too . won’t it?

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