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Hi,
Today, the system is informing there are 47 packages to update. As usual, i select "Update everything" and it has working just fine, until now... The update utility says now "Cannot install from a repository that is not signed" (translation from Spanish). What's wrong? |
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Which repository? Find out by using command line. Either: sudo apt update or: sudo apt-get update 2) Read 'man apt-get': --allow-unauthenticated --no-allow-insecure-repositories 3) List Your repositories and check them (This is only one single line): $ command cat $(command locate '/etc/apt/sources*list') | command grep '^deb ' | command sort -u |
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Hi,
I just found out the problem: Its related to Skype; I downloaded it from the Skype site a month ago ... so, something is wrong with the Skype repository, maybe configured during installation. Is there any thing I can do? By now, I'm unselecting Skype, when prompt for new updates com out. Regards, Guillermo N |
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