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Re: Diety UI draft



Brandon Mitchell wrote:
> 
> 3) Can diety use non-standard mirrors?  (i.e. I have a partial mirror, but
> since it's a partial, I have a packages.gz that I've created placed in
> the mirrors top level.  Telling dselect this is the main directory on a
> mounted filesystem works, but I can't use ftp since it can't find some
> files.)  Also can it be pointed to a group of deb's that I have sitting
> on my harddrive (possibly in a tree structure) or on an ftp site, and use
> those also?

Yes.  As long as the Packages file is in sync with your partial mirror.
(Just in case you didn't know, dpkg-scanpackages can be used to build
a local Packages file).

Since deity allows you to use a source list (a list of sources of
deb packages) you can list as many or few sources as you wish.  These
sources can be local (floppy/harddisk/cdrom/tape) or remote (nfs/ftp/
http/smb/ncfs).  You'd just add the appropriate "url" to your source
list that points to you local directory of deb packages.

Check out:

    http://www.verisim.com/~behanw/deity/deity-ui_0.10.html#src


I hope this answers your question,

Behan

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