Adrian

This make sense to some degree, of course you cannot test the tool on all the distros, but at the same time it might be better to either improve the detection so we don't see so many false positives (and forget our small distribution, even on straight Debian as long as I remember this tool always gave a lot of false positives), or provide a bit more detailed info about the warning: what it means, why it shows up and what to check. Also, it's a bit weird if there's let's say a virus scanner that reports...

false positives on MX Linux

Expired key.

It looks OK on my end, I wonder if it's not the public key that has expired and you might need to redownload: gpg --keyserver hkps://keys.openpgp.org --recv-keys 70938C780679EE98

It looks OK on my end, I wonder if it's not the public key that has expired and you might need to redownload: gpg --keyserver hkps://keys.openpgp.org --recv-keys70938C780679EE98

I have a similar problem, I created this project a couple of days ago and uploaded 2 ISO files 9 hours ago, I see "0 mirrors" when I click on info. I tried to put the files in a subfolder instead of root too to see if that makes a difference but that doesn't seem to work either (not sure because I didn't wait enough for those) please check the ISOs in root: https://sourceforge.net/projects/adrian-test/files/ they are there when I ssh into SF but they don't mirror. Is there something I need to do...