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distributing my binary and installing dependencies

I have a single binary file that I want to distribute to our users and most of its dependencies are linked statically during build time, but there are few dependencies like leveldb that need to be ...
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Setting file capabilities in deb package fails

So, there is my piece of software, that has to be distributed via deb-packages, it contains a small custom server. That server requires ability to listen on a priviledged port, because explaining to a ...
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How to get list packages installed in debian instance as an offline install for another machine

I have put together a debian instance with apt as the package manager that has many packages installed. I would like to install these same packages on another system that does not have an internet ...
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How to create a .deb package using the source code which would compile and install automatically when .deb is installed in different system

I have the source code and need to crate a .deb package. When it is installed.., it shld compile the source code and install the resulting binaries when the deb package is installed. I know creating ...
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Can rpm call an external script stored somewhere in the package during installation?

I have a package which is being retooled for in house purposes. Mostly making changes to the configuration files. The files need to be somewhat dynamic so changing the config files at source isn't ...
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python == python2 OR python == python3 ? How to package, distribute python py2k scripts?

Depending on system, python==python2 or python==python3. Executable Python scripts, starts with: #!/usr/bin/env python #!/usr/bin/env python2 #!/usr/bin/env python3... For python py3k it is ...
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