Hi again,
a small script to make this easier.
Notice that you must init the repo specifying the architecture,
you want to work on. This should answer your question.
I'm not sure about '-b --arch=all'
:)
p
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#!/bin/bash
# Wed Mar 31 2010 Pietro Abate
TMPAPT=$TMP/fakeapt
On Wednesday 10 March 2010, Pietro Abate wrote:
> setting APT_CONFIG is the way to go. No need to modify debtree...
>
> APT_CONFIG=apt.conf apt-get update
> APT_CONFIG=apt.conf debtree dpkg
Thanks for your info. I think we should keep the BR open until this has
been documented, for example in a R
setting APT_CONFIG is the way to go. No need to modify debtree...
APT_CONFIG=apt.conf apt-get update
APT_CONFIG=apt.conf debtree dpkg
... I guess time to close this bug.
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Hi,
actually adding this feature is trivial. This is the diff for debtree :
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61d60
< my $aptconf="";
95d93
< 'conf=s'=> \$aptconf,
159,161d156
< if ($aptconf) {
< $ENV{'APT_CONFIG'} = $aptconf
< }
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and a typical local apt.conf file
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