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sudo packagecloud-ctl reconfigure |
Important note about changing GPG keys
If you are changing the GPG key used for metadata signing and you have existing repositories with packages, you must run a task to regenerate the repository metadata and re-sign it with your new key.
To do this, run the command:
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sudo packagecloud-ctl reindex-all |
Depending on the number of packages, repos, and background workers you have, this may take some time to complete.
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The packages themselves are not downloaded or modified during this process.
You must also run
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sudo packagecloud-ctl reconfigure |
after changing your GPG key, as explained below.
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Next, you'll want to import the key. Keys are import via standard input, and you can script this using a shell heredoc:
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sudo packagecloud-ctl gpg-private-key-import /etc/packagecloud/gpgkey <<EOF -----BEGIN PGP PRIVATE KEY BLOCK-----
Version: GnuPG v1
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EOF |
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After importing your key, you must run:
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If you are importing a new key to use and you have existing repositories, please see the section above "Important note about changing GPG keys".
GPG public and private key export
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To print your GPG public key:
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sudo packagecloud-ctl gpg-public-key-dump |
To print your GPG private key:
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sudo packagecloud-ctl gpg-private-key-dump |