Problem gpgkey "Bandwidth or Storage Limit Exceeded"

[luizhanauer-eai]

Operating System/Distribution

Which distribution of Linux are you using?
Ubuntu 20.04

What happened?

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Terminal

usr@usr:~$ sudo wget -qO - https://packagecloud.io/shiftkey/desktop/gpgkey | sudo apt-key add -
gpg: nenhum dado OpenPGP válido encontrado.

Url

https://packagecloud.io/shiftkey/desktop/gpgkey
return "Bandwidth or Storage Limit Exceeded"

[LGR3]

May be helpful,

As I update Linux Ubuntu 18.04 with sudo apt-get update , I'm getting :

Err:11 https://packagecloud.io/shiftkey/desktop/any any InRelease                                                    
429  Too Many Requests [IP: 54.183.57.83 443]

W: Failed to fetch https://packagecloud.io/shiftkey/desktop/any/dists/any/InRelease
429  Too Many Requests [IP: 54.183.57.83 443]
W: Some index files failed to download. They have been ignored, or old ones used instead.

[shiftkey]

As I said in #310:

Yep, I've had another month where the bandwidth limit on Packagecloud (165GB) is reached early, so the account gets suspended.

It's costing me USD $150 per month to cover and I've asked for support with covering these costs from the community so until that's covered I'm not keen to extend myself further.

The billing cycle resets around the 22nd of the month, so I'd recommend the manual install in the meantime from the Releases page. But if you are able to help with sponsorship costs (currently only 20% is covered by the community), it'd be neat to take this up to the next subscription level so it's available to more users, which is $300 per month.

[LGR3]

Is packagecloud indeed needed? There are simpler and free solutions for this intent. Best regards,

[shiftkey]

@LGR3 I've talked more about this over in #278 but I haven't found an alternative that does all of these things I need:

• hosted infrastructure
• accepts .deb directly
• handles GPG signing natively
• also supports RPM hosting

But I'm open to other ideas if others know of a similar solution that satisfies this list.

[adamsmd]

@shiftkey In a comment at #278 (comment), @jatin-cbs claims openbuildservice.org supports all four things you listed as needing.