I would add: the current Ubuntu help page (yes, it's a community one,
but nothing official exists AFAIK) for SecureApt, as well as the Debian
one, advertise a gpg feature which doesn't work anymore in Yakkety:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SecureApt
https://wiki.debian.org/SecureApt
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Hello Julian,
some notes on your answer.
"If you want to use optional (deprecated) features of apt-key like adv"
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How could I tell that "apt-key adv" is deprecated? Neither the man page
nor the command says that adv is deprecated, and I couldn't find
anything related in the first Google search
@juliank apt-key adv is not deprecated. Maybe it should be marked as
deprecated.
> Drop files in trusted.gpg.d instead.
can the man page for apt-key include how to do this?
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APT recommends gnupg, and gnupg recommends dirmngr, so all is working as
intended. If you want to use optional (deprecated) features of apt-key
like adv, you have to manually install gnupg. If you want to use
optional features depending on key servers, you have to install dirmngr
manually.
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