Dear package team,

since almost a year i am running into the following issue:

I am regularly creating my own live-image as described on your site. As I do not want to download all packages every time and only want the newer packages, I am
using aptcacher-ng. Thus I get all once downloaded packages on my harddrive and can use it for tje next build.

This worked well many years long, but since about a year I am running into gpg-errors, when the packages are unpacked.

To make sure, the error was not caused by the download, I delete the responsible package and let it download again - with the same error appearing again.

The solution is, to delete the all packages downloaded and begin a fresh download of all packages. But this is not want I want (as decribed above).

However, I believe, to avoid this bug, there is nothing I can do from my site, so my begging is, if someone could have a look, if something in the repo has changed. For
example, maybe the automatical creation of hashsums or gpg-key is failing or is not always correct to be written.

Sadly I have no actual build.log available at the moment, but when the next failure appears and there is a build.log, I will send it to you. But perhaps this is not needed.

Thank you very much for reading this bugreport and any help.

Best regards

Hans