Current PGDG APT signing key for Ubuntu noble-pgdg

From: ZaynGen <zayngensdlc(at)gmail(dot)com>
To: pgsql-pkg-debian(at)postgresql(dot)org
Subject: Current PGDG APT signing key for Ubuntu noble-pgdg
Date: 2026-09-28 14:13:21
Message-ID: CAAHbZkk7x5g3phrW1s88Q03c76usmSvpQeOhza=W=FTnSiLVNw@mail.gmail.com
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Hello PGDG maintainers,

I’m checking the APT repository signing key before installing PostgreSQL 18
on Ubuntu 24.04 (noble-pgdg, amd64). Your current instructions point to
ACCC4CF8.asc.

Could you confirm the current full primary fingerprint and the
signing-subkey fingerprint used for noble-pgdg/InRelease? Is the key still
authorized, and are there any rotation, revocation, compromise, or
replacement notices we should account for?

The Ubuntu instructions show an armored .asc file, while the repository
README shows a .gpg path. Which format and Signed-By path do you currently
recommend?

A link to an official maintained page or announcement would be especially
helpful.

Thank you.

Zubair Morshed

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