Add aditional Repository

Hi,
i want to add repository of “openhab2”.

With terminal commands on install instructions the install is forbidden 403. So i tried to add the repo in the webgui but every time i have status “not found”. In the Documentation i didnt find the correct inputs.

who may help me?

Cheers

Alex

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The UMC module for managing repository components must only be used with repositories that use Univention’s layout, basically those are Univention’s own repositories (and all of the app center stuff) as well as a limited number of third parties who offer their own updates in this style.

Adding other third party repositories that follow regular Debian repository layouts you simply place a file in /etc/apt/sources.list.d with the appropriate deb http://… content. Optionally import the GPG key if the repository is signed (which it hopefully is) with apt-key add ….

Basically just copy & paste the commands listed on the openhab2 web page you linked to.

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i tried it, but its “forbidden”. I dont know why, i tested it with systemadmin and domainadmin and root.

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That’s a server-side issue. Contact the openhab2 developers and let them know. It’s nothing to do with your local setup (and retrieving the package list obviously worked, meaning the repository is set up correctly on your end).

Did you follow the instructions from the beginning?

wget -qO - 'https://bintray.com/user/downloadSubjectPublicKey?username=openhab' | sudo apt-key add -
sudo apt-get install apt-transport-https

The error message shown in the screenshot shows that https support is installed, and a missing GPG key would already have led to apt-get update failing. The 403 has nothing to do with either of the two commands.

sure…

i found the problem. The “Testing main” dont work. Unstable work. Stable forbidden too.

crazy. i contact openhab now.

thank you

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