Bug#131450: marked as done (Apt-get, only downloading existing packages)
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I want to use apt-get. I want to download some package with all its dependencies into some directory, and then eg. record it to CD. I can't, because apt-get suggests on my system. I want to get apache, and all coresponding packages needed by apache guessing on the system there is only apt. Can I do it ?
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Yes, you can.
Read the APT offline howto in /usr/share/doc/apt
Jason
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