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Why are there pre-compiled packages in repositories?
I love (the way) how Linux & Co. lets users install many packages from different repositories.
AFAIK, they come also with source-packages, so you can compile them by yourself.
But why even bother ...
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How to sign my own Arch Linux git packages for adding to a private repo?
I already have a GPG key configured. I have cloned the git source code package locally. I'm building in a chroot with extra-x86_64-build. I am able to build packages without signing and add them to ...
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How to temporarily disable and permanently disable repos in Debian based systems?
I know how to do it on Red Hat based systems.
yum –disablerepo=* --enablerepo=epel update
The above command will temporarily disable all repos and enable epel and update only epel packages.
yum ...
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Yum repository throwing - [Errno -1] Package does not match intended download
I am building a Yum repository to install RPM packages.
I am creating a folder mkdir -p ~/yum/el7/x86_64 and moving rpm file to it under same path given above.
Here is my my-app.repo file info.
[my-...
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How to generate the `Release` file on a local package repository?
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With a local package repository, I'm able to provide my APT instances with a set of software packages and configurations from a server which I control, allowing any client to install this ...
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Debian packaging: mk-build-deps cannot install particular version of Build-Depends packages
I need to build a project which depends on the particular version of third-party library:
➜ cat debian/control
Source: libhole-cpp
Priority: optional
Maintainer: Vitaly Isaev <[email protected]&...
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How to sign already built Debian package?
I have a project with a custom build-system, so the Debian package is just one of a targets: I do it with dpkg-deb.
But now I want to upload my package to some enterprise repo - and I need some files ...