Thanks Christoph for chiming in,
you're right, didn't notice the date. We're behind our university firewall + cloudflare (proxy). Not sure what to do next. I will ask our IT department to look into it. It's strange that this did not happen to other repos sourced by apt (e.g. CRAN, docker, github, nvidia ...), the only one failing is postgres.
I will be back hopefully with a solution. Thanks again -- fernan
Re: Fernan Aguero
> I have followed all guidelines on https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Apt, the
> certificates are up to date. I also removed outdated apt lists, but it was
> to no avail.
Hi Fernan,
the file you attached is from 10 Jan 2026. Is there any caching proxy
involved like approx, apt-cacher or the like?
Christoph
--
fernan
// Don't it always seem to go,
that you don't know what you've got
till it's gone
They paved paradise
and put up a parking lot.
-- Joni Mitchell //
