We have a private local debian mirror to be able to update our entire server farm without stealing masive amounts of bandwidth from someone else and we would like to figure out how to put the .deb packages we make on the local mirror so that we can have the servers recognize them as regular debs and update them when we add a newer version to the mirror.
We have no problems making the debs, but I gooled around and can't find any instructions or guidance on how to produce the package lists and everything else that is required to putting custom debs on a mirror. Does anyone know how to do this or of some place I can find instructions? Even if someone know how to make an entire separate deb source for these, that would be fine too. I'm just looking for any way to simply add another line in the sources.list or something so that our custom package is considered when we conduct an apt-get upgrade. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks! Nate Kroll -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
