Here is a working version of the AptAuth.py for Ubuntu 22.04.
The testing version of Ubuntu might have another software-properties-
version.
I just changed the subprocess.run to subprocess.Popen and added a p.close to
end the subprocess
where it reads the keys. I left the rest as it is. I did no
The version from Ubuntu 20.04 has a p.close() at the end to close the
subprocess.
I have it here in my download folder. Perhaps it would be better to include
that.
The problem is that I can't make a package. I could upload a AptAuth.py that
works.
I can't understand why the importance was set t
Now I change the AptAuth.py. I changed subprocess.run to
subprocess.Popen.
(In the passage where it reads the keys)
I did not change anything else.
(The version in Ubuntu 20.04 had a p.close() or something additionally.)
Here it works. It shows the keys
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I would say that the application window gets no value when you use
subprocess.run.
When you change subprocess.run to subprocess.Popen it works. I can try
to post a screenshot.
I do not know if that works. That is the actual version.
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subprocess.Popen was substituted with subprocess.run in the AptAuth.py. That
seems
to be the reason. They behave differently here. The other operations seem to
work,
but it does not read the keys with subprocess.run. It only reads the keys with
subprocess.Popen.
I do not exactly know why. I wrot
apt-key list works. It also shows the keys in /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/
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Title:
GPG keys are not shown in S
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