v2 - get_iplayer Package Issue For Debian / Raspbian on openSUSE Build Service

[Mark Grant]

v2: Add keyring name change problem and resolution. Thanks to Charles
Holding.

------

Thanks to James Eaton for reporting the problem.

Problem Affects...
==================
A problem currently exists for anyone who installed the get_iplayer
package from the openSUSE Build Service. This service currently
supports Debian and Raspbian, buster and stretch.

Problem Cause and Impact
========================
The first problem is that the repository key downloaded at the time of
installation had an expiry date which has just passed. This causes APT
errors when updating a system (apt-get update etc.). This only affects
that opensuse.org repository, all your other system repositories
continue to function as usual.
The second problem is that the command to download the key has
changed to target a different keyring name and can result in the old
expired key persisting and causing problems.

Quick Fix
=========
The key on the remote repository has been updated and now has an expiry
date in mid 2023. So the immediate solution is to re-install the key
after deleting the old key. So:-

Step 1 - Delete the old key keyring

sudo rm -v /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/home:m-grant-prg.gpg

Step 2 - Reinstall the key as done at the original install

Go to the download site:-

https://software.opensuse.org//download.html?project=home%3Am-grant-prg&package=get-iplayer

Find your relevant section Debian or Raspbian buster or stretch and run
the curl command in a terminal. After this system updates should work
with no errors shown against opensuse.org.

Long Term Fix
=============
A transparent fix is required. I shall contact the openSUSE Build
Service people and find a solution with them.

Apologies for the inconvenience, this is a surprising problem for a
public repository.

Regards
Mark