03-24-2022, 11:46 AM
[member=49708]clivesgarage[/member]
If you removed the PPA's those errors should be removed, you're likely still getting the NO_PUBKEY.
Have you gone in to Software & Updates and removed precise lines?
You can go into /etc/apt/sources.list and either remove or REM (#) those lines for precise..
GUI open as administrator - Terminal use sudo and either vi or nano to edit.
If you removed the PPA's those errors should be removed, you're likely still getting the NO_PUBKEY.
Have you gone in to Software & Updates and removed precise lines?
You can go into /etc/apt/sources.list and either remove or REM (#) those lines for precise..
GUI open as administrator - Terminal use sudo and either vi or nano to edit.
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