on newer debian/ubuntu system the “apt-key” (/etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d and /etc/apt/gpgtrusted.gpg) should no longer be used because in newer debian versions and is marked as insecure because a (correct) signed package is accepted from all respositories and should only be accepted from the original publisher. Continue reading Debian: apt error NO_PUBKEY→
there is an issue in the openssl libraries < version 3 that an crl check of an certificate fails if the file size of the crl file is greater then 100kB.
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