Questions tagged [repository]
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List of installed repositories (yum)
In CentOS how can I get a list of installed repositories?
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How to find out which versions of a package can I install on APT
Using APT, you can install a specific version of a package using:
apt-get install package=1.0
But you can't do
apt-get install package=1.*
So, how can I find out which versions are avaliable for ...
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Find packages installed from a certain repository with aptitude
I'm in search for something analog to this question: Zypper: How do I display all packages from a certain repository?
Since I'm on Ubuntu, I need an aptitude based solution: How can I get a list of ...
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Is there way to list all existing repositories using git?
In order to clone a git repository one must have the name of the repository. When working with many repositories it can be hard to remember all the different names, so now I'm wondering if there is ...
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How do I get yum to see updates to a local repo without cleaning cache?
I have set up a local yum repository which I use to install test builds. For the testing purposes, my packages are versioned by <svn version number>.<date>.<time> (e.g. 12345....
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How do I add a apt-get repository without editing /etc/apt/sources.list?
I want to add a repository to apt-get (without potentially messing up /etc/apt/sources.list) through the user of a script. This script may run multiple times so I can't just append the entry each ...
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How can I download ubuntu packages in windows to install them on an offline ubuntu machine?
How can I download ubuntu packages from online repos thhrough windows to install them later on an offline ubuntu machine?
this is related to this question:
Ubuntu repository download iso
if there ...
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Is it possible to enable / disable yum repository using dnf?
How to enable/disable yum repo (i.e. set enabled=0/1 in /etc/yum.repo.d/*.repo files) using dnf?
According to question yum: enable a disabled repository yum can't do that.
Used system: Fedora 21
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Where should I put my Git repository?
I have an Ubuntu box at home, and I want to have a directory that has all (more or less) my Git repositories. Eventually (when I get some team projects at school this year), I'll want have some of the ...
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Is it possible to analyze the size of a SubVersion repository?
Is it possible to know how much disk space each project in a SubVersion repository is using?
I can check out a working copy of each project and look at the size each project takes up, but I don't ...
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List of all users who committed to a SVN repository
For a given SVN repository I need to determine a list of all users who ever committed anything to that repository. This repository is not the only one on the SVN server, but the list should be ...
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Is there still a repository for debian etch packages?
I know etch is unsupported now but i still have etch machines that i can not upgrade right now.
So my question aims for a repo to put into my sources.list.
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Smallest linux with apt repositories? [closed]
Does someone knows a small linux distro that comes with apt package?
I tried puppy linux and dsl, but I didn't like any of those.
I am looking to setup a LAMP into a virtual machine with a small ...
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Corrupted files in Git
I have recently removed some folders from my git repos history using the following command:
git filter-branch --index-filter 'git rm -r --cached var' -- --all
Unfortunately I cannot pull anymore ...
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checking out a portion of a git repository
How can I check out just a portion of a Git repository? I have a repository that has several modules, and I only want one of the modules installed on a particular site.
In Subversion, I'd do svn ...