I've been dealing with a lot lately, and during a chaotic time, I lost my SSH key pass. My system, an old Dell Precision M4800 running Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS, has seen better days but still functions to some extent. I've been trying to refresh my JavaScript skills for a personal project, but I can't upgrade or access many of my development tools anymore due to several issues stacking up. Whenever I attempt to upgrade software, I run into 403 errors for programs like Krita and Docker. I suspect this might be linked to my lost SSH key, but I'm not entirely sure. I've made a few attempts to resolve the key issue but have struggled without proper focus or support. I'm aware my setup is a bit messy, and I'm looking for step-by-step guidance on how to address these problems. Any help would mean the world to me!
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A 403 error usually means that you're trying to access something that's restricted, not necessarily tied to your SSH keys. It's possible that you're hitting a path or permissions problem with the servers you're trying to reach. You might want to check the repository URLs in your sources list to ensure they are valid. Also, if you've been using SNAP, certain packages might require different handling for updates. Don't hesitate to double-check those settings!
Thanks for clarifying that! I thought it was just a permissions issue with the server. I’ll look into my repository settings and see if anything is off there.