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rdms:access:linux:icommands [2024/05/06 11:50] jelte Added text about apt key add deprecation |
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**Additional Notes for Users of Ubuntu 20+ and Debian 11+** | **Additional Notes for Users of Ubuntu 20+ and Debian 11+** | ||
- | On Debian-based operating systems, the `apt-key add` feature was deprecated, and you might see the following message in the first step: | + | On Debian-based operating systems, the '' |
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$ wget -qO - https:// | $ wget -qO - https:// | ||
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- | As of now, the warning can be still ignored and the steps can be performed as described, but in the longer term it is highly advisable to add the repository signing key in another manner as described, for example, [[https:// | + | As of now, the warning can be still ignored and the steps can be performed as described, but in the longer term it is highly advisable to add the repository signing key in another manner as described, for example, [[https:// |
==== Installation on EL-based Distributions | ==== Installation on EL-based Distributions |