Public bug reported:
Since version 2017.7ubuntu1, the keys installed by the Ubuntu version of
debian-archive-keyring are no longer trusted by default. Coming from
Debian, this surprised me, but now I've found the changelog entry, I
understand the reasoning.
Initially, though, I had expected installing debian-archive-keyring to
be sufficient to trust the debian archive keys. When it did not work, I
checked the README, which does not help here (in fact, it seems to
erronously document that keys *are* placed in trusted.gpg.d).
I would suggest improving the README:
- Note that this package differs from the Debian version and does not install
keys as trusted.
- Provide a suggestion (preferably a copy-pastable shell command) on how to
make these keys trusted.
** Affects: debian-archive-keyring (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Should document keys are not trusted by default
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