A script to help you setup and manage deb repo.
## Setting up a repo
` debhelper.py setup_repo --help `
Setup a simple, signed apt repository.
Create debrepo user.
Create gpg key for signing the repo.
Create the repo directory.
Create the public key file for client to import.
## Updating a repo
` debhelper.py update_repo --help `
Update the repo so that the newly added deb files are incorporated.
It does the equivalent of:
cd /var/data/debrepo/
apt-ftparchive packages . > Packages
gzip -c Packages > Packages.gz
apt-ftparchive release . > Release
gpg –yes -abs -u cat keyname -o Release.gpg Release
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Release files for debhelper 0.3.0
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