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Explain APT signing keys and add a deb822 example - #429
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Signed indexes pass through unchanged, so apt keeps using the distro's archive keyring. No proxy key needed.
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Closes #147. Point 1 is already covered by
debian_repositories; this fillsthe two docs gaps (points 2 and 3).
The proxy serves the upstream's
InReleaseandReleasefiles unchanged, sothere is no proxy key: APT keeps verifying with the distribution's archive
keyring (
debian-archive-keyring/ubuntu-keyring). The README now saysthat, names the Ubuntu keyring file and mentions
signed-byfor both formats.It also adds a deb822
.sourcesexample next to the existing.listline,and the "replace your existing entries" step now mentions
debian.sources/ubuntu.sources, since newer releases ship those instead ofsources.list.The setup snippet on the dashboard still shows the
.listline only. I leftit alone to keep this to the README; happy to add the deb822 variant there in
a follow-up if you want it.