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milipili
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 Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2007 7:32 pm Post subject: Hosting Debian/Ubuntu repository |
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Hi everyone !
I have got a server under Gentoo and I will change it for nothing in this world.
However employees in my company use Ubuntu as Desktop PCs.
The company use its own made software so I would like to host a Debian/Ubuntu repository.
Is there a way, a tutorial or hints to do it ?
Any help would be welcomed 
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nixnut
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milipili
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Yep of course thanks for these links but in these tutorials it seems some debian binaries are required (like dpkg-scanpackages).
As far I know except sys-apps/debianutils, there is nothing under Gentoo to do it (and it seems they are not of any help)
But I may be wrong somewhere. I have to admit I am not a Debian fan ^^ |
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Suicidal
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| milipili wrote: | Yep of course thanks for these links but in these tutorials it seems some debian binaries are required (like dpkg-scanpackages).
As far I know except sys-apps/debianutils, there is nothing under Gentoo to do it (and it seems they are not of any help)
But I may be wrong somewhere. I have to admit I am not a Debian fan ^^ |
have a look at app-arch/dpkg, I dont have it installed so Im not sure if it will help. |
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milipili
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| Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2007 8:27 pm Post subject: |
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Oh yeah ^^
Thanks I will try this |
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