Bypassing restrictive proxy for keyserver

[mirmillo]

Restrictive proxies on certain networks block access to port 11371 causing the gpg call to the keyserver to fail. Changing to use apt-key instead of gpg allows alternate ports, in this case using port 80, the same as the web UI for the Ubuntu Keyserver.

[jeremyfelt]

Thanks for the PR, @mirmillo! This sounds sane. I'm going to test it out a bit over the next week and then hopefully merge.

We're in the middle of a license transition to MIT. (see #346) Can you confirm whether you're ok licensing your contribution as MIT? Thanks!

[mirmillo]

MIT license is perfect. Good choice.

Thanks

On Sep 19, 2014, at 12:26 AM, Jeremy Felt notifications@github.com wrote:

Thanks for the PR, @mirmillo! This sounds sane. I'm going to test it out a bit over the next week and then hopefully merge.

We're in the middle of a license transition to MIT. (see #346) Can you confirm whether you're ok licensing your contribution as MIT? Thanks!

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[EHLOVader]

It may be worth noting that I also took steps in my branch to silence some of the warnings from GPG. I am not sure if apt-key does this already but it may be worth it to limit the amount of red shown in the shell on start.

[jeremyfelt]

@EHLOVader - As of this moment, no more red in the gpg stuff. :)

Thanks again @mirmillo!