17:34 <heharkon> hi all! pony newbie here... :) I tried to install ponyc on kubuntu 18.04, but I can't get the gpg key for the keyserver

17:34 <heharkon> sudo apt-key adv --keyserver hkp://keyserver.ubuntu.com:80 --recv-keys "E04F0923 B3B48BDA"

17:34 <heharkon> gpg: "E04F0923 B3B48BDA" not a key ID: skipping

17:34 <heharkon> Executing: /tmp/apt-key-gpghome.OdiivsJrxJ/gpg.1.sh --keyserver hkp://keyserver.ubuntu.com:80 --recv-keys E04F0923 B3B48BDA

17:35 <heharkon> (as were those insturction steps on the web page)

17:38 <SeanTAllen> Hi heharkon, we seem to have repeated problems with that based on distro. We've never figured out why. What works on some distros fails on others for no apparenty reason. Are you comfortableinstalling sans the key matching? Its the correct stuff well ya, something funky there

17:42 <heharkon> Ok, I can live without key matching :)

17:45 <heharkon> how do I bypass the key signing check?

17:45 <heharkon> I get this now when trying to add the repo

17:45 <heharkon> E: The repository 'https://dl.bintray.com/pony-language/ponylang-debian bionic Release' is not signed.

17:45 <heharkon> N: Updating from such a repository can't be done securely, and is therefore disabled by default.

17:46 <heharkon> there is that man page link, but I didn't quite yet find the info there

17:46 <heharkon> ahh... "Acquire::AllowInsecureRepositories"

17:49 <heharkon> [trusted=yes] worked. rtfm... :D

17:50 <heharkon> ponyc installed, wohoo! now just have to start cranking code ;)

17:51 <SeanTAllen> sorry i missed your questions earlier heharkon

17:51 <SeanTAllen> glad you got it working

17:51 <heharkon> no prob :)

17:51 <heharkon> I just needed to _read_ the man page, haha

17:52 <heharkon> I like to window shop programming languages, but pony really caught my attention, have to really try it out!

17:52 <SeanTAllen> glad to hear it

17:52 <SeanTAllen> we'll be here (or will be eventually) to answer any questions you might have

17:53 <SeanTAllen> if you dont get an answer right way, check the logs when you come back. we aim to answer every question.

17:53 <heharkon> great, community support is always nice when learning new stuff