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Debanator

Easily make a debian apt repo from a bunch of .deb files.

  • You have some deb files
  • You want to be able to apt-get install them on systems
  • You want this to happen automatically (perhaps the debs are on a webdav share, or in github releases)

Status

Proof of concept. Neither fast, efficient, secure, neat, or featureful

Discussion

  • Yes, you could just use dpkg-scanpackages, but you'd have to write some script which did that, plus gpg and also fetched your packages from wherever they are.