The error was */usr/bin/apt-key: line 352: comm: command not found* so, i investigated around this line and it showed me that apt-key script try to use* comm* in a function *merge_back_changes()* i couldn't find a suitable online source for the code, i just looked at from the resulted image. so as a conclusion, i think it is not a problem of gnupg.
On 11 September 2017 at 14:52, Alexander Kanavin < [email protected]> wrote: > On 09/09/2017 01:17 AM, Yahia Farghaly wrote: > >> From: yahiafarghaly <[email protected]> >> >> When using 'apt-key add' on the target image, the gnupg is required >> but for gnupg to be fully functional, the coreutils is required to be >> exist with the gnupg. >> Otherwise, it may throw an error in runtime as one of components of >> coreutils is missing. >> For 'apt-key add', i faced the error of 'comm: command not found' so as >> proper solution, i submit this change. >> >> > Have you established that it's something in gnupg that needs the 'comm' > command, and not something in apt-key? Can you point to the specific place > in gnupg source tree where comm is used? > > Thanks, > Alex > -- Yahia Farghaly Graduated from Faculty of Engineering - Electronics and Communications Department at Cairo University. Linkedin <https://linkedin.com/in/yahiafarghaly> - GitHub <https://github.com/yahiafarghaly>
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