I recall reading somewhere that they haven't got that sorted yet. You'll have to do an override, I think.
BT4 repositorie in Ubuntu
Since BackTrack4 is Based on Ubuntu. I to have access to the repository in Ubuntu. I'm able to put the repository in the Synaptic Source, but I'm not able to find de PGP key that goes with it.
Can someone tell me where I can get that Key?
Thanks in advance
I recall reading somewhere that they haven't got that sorted yet. You'll have to do an override, I think.
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there is not much use to what you're trying to achieve. The ubuntu repositories will add just a slight minimal amount of tools existing in bt4. Many of them are not installed from the repositories, so your best bet will be to just use bt... and why not?
You have it backwards, he want's to add the BT repo to a normal Ubuntu install.Originally Posted by xorred
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Which is something the devs do not want done. We dont need all kinds of ubuntu dorks leeching the repo.
I do know that the dev don't want to have "ubuntu dorks" leeching the repos. But it will happen sooner or later, and rather sooner since I found my way out. I also know that most of the software are only installed on BT and not in the repos (wich is logical). But I was only wondering, if we were able to do it. Wich we are, since the key is in the repo.
Anyway, doing this may cause conflict on updates with software previusly install such as zenmap. And the point of doing that, is only to get updates on some of the software that I was already using with ubuntu.
By browsing in the repo, I also found out a script to add the repo in your software manager. Name o the script is setup.sh
I also found anoter script that install ALL (wich is not recommand), name of the script is install-all.sh
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