Howto compile package compatible with apt-get
I would like to run AIDE, but it is only available in Woody or Sid and
not Potato which I am running. I know Tripwire is available in Potato
but I would prefer to use the "free" option of AIDE.
My question is: How would I go about compiling AIDE from source and
make it into a .deb package with a revision number less that that in
Woody? So that when Woody becomes stable and I do a dist-upgrade, it
will be taken care of and replaced by the Woody version?
I want it to leave nothing remaining on my computer (apart from the
tarball and extracted directory I used to make it) after upgrading to
Woody.
Can someone outline the steps involved?
Thanks
Mark.
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