Chad Walstrom wrote: > On Thu, Mar 01, 2007 at 06:48:00PM -0600, John Hawley wrote: > >> I realize that there are various ways to fix this on a system that >> is already running, but my options seem limited with the minimal >> install environment here. Anyone know a work around? Disable the >> security? Find the proper key? >> >> I should be able to run debootstrap manually from a different tty if >> I knew what the syntax might be. >> > > Once you've built your bootstrap directory, chroot into it. Then do > an "apt-key update". That should get you going. Run "apt-get update" > and "apt-get upgrade", and finally "apt-get clean". Then re-build the > tarball. > Ahh, I'll have to try that next time. I already managed to get past the issue by cheating a little. I used wget to get /etc/apt/trusted.gpg from another of my debian machines. It contained the proper key. ~jh