I messed up apt

[capnmoney]

I was trying to install the last.fm software and I've messed up adept. I think I added the wrong key, but I'm not sure.
after trying apt-get update I receive

E: Type '[url]http://apt.last.fmdeb'[/url] is not known on line 56 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list

this is what I'm trying to accomplish from last.fm's site

This repo should be valid for all debian based distributions which ship with =>Qt 4.2 or have =>Qt 4.2 in their repos. Ubuntu/Debian/etc.

First, import our GPG key:

wget -q http://apt.last.fm/last.fm.repo.gpg -O- | sudo apt-key add -

Then add one of the following lines to your /etc/apt/sources.list file, then apt-get update, and apt-get install lastfm.

Stable:
deb http://apt.last.fm/ debian stable

Testing:
deb http://apt.last.fm/ debian testing
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[arochester]

Re: I messed up apt

lastfm is available from repository and you should have installed it from there.

Remove the offending line from /etc/apt/sources.list or rem it out. Use

kdesu kate /etc/apt/sources.list

and to rem it out put a "#" in front of the line.

[CVPunk]

Re: I messed up apt

I just use Amarok for my last.fm, but you should be able to just go to KMenu >Applications >Add/Remove Programs, click on Multimedia and there is a last.fm player in there. Probably the easiest way to do it.

[capnmoney]

Re: I messed up apt

Thanks for the help, that worked perfect on adept.

The last.fm player doesn't seem to install fully. When I open the program it hangs on the login prompt before giving me any options to put in my account info. I'd rather run it through Amarok anyway, but is there a way to upload my current playlist to last.fm through amarok? Or will it track ratings and such automatically and I need to just start messing around with it?

[CVPunk]

Re: I messed up apt

In Amarok, I go to >Playlist >Add last.fm Stream >Personal Radio it will then ask for your last.fm info and play whatever is in your "library".