Kevin P. Fleming

I've just added this in my local Makefile, for a sketch which uses the ArduinoOTA library (although that shouldn't matter; the upload process just uses the `arduinoOTA` tool provided with...

Picking this up... the 'best practice' has now changed, as even dropping keys into `/etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d` doesn't solve all of the problems that were identified. I'll add something to this issue...

Yep, that's the preferred configuration now.

Ahh, interesting. I'll need to update my local systems to follow that practice.

Debian Bullseye systems do *not* have `/etc/apt/keyrings`, but Bookworm systems do. It's easy to create of course, but creation of the directory will need to be part of the directions.

Sorry for the drive-by comment, but I believe those `script` tags can include a hash of the linked-to content, and that helps the browser know when it should throw away...

I have a similar problem on Linux; I advertise two /48s via my subnet router, and those are also accessible via the default router when I am on my home...

Yep, that makes sense.

> I don't want to route my traffic over the internet if I don't want to. This problem doesn't result in the traffic going over the Internet, it results in...

Possibly related to #441.