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// This config is for use with the pool-structure for the packages, thus we // don't use a Tree Section in here // The debian archive should be in the current working dir Dir { ArchiveDir "."; CacheDir "."; }; // Create Packages, Packages.gz and Packages.xz, remove/add as needed Default { Packages::Compress ". gzip xz"; Sources::Compress ". gzip xz"; Contents::Compress ". gzip xz"; }; // Includes the main section. You can structure the directory tree under // ./pool/main any way you like, apt-ftparchive will take any deb (and // source package) it can find. This creates a Packages a Sources and a // Contents file for these in the main section of the sid release BinDirectory "pool/main" { Packages "dists/sid/main/binary-i386/Packages"; Sources "dists/sid/main/source/Sources"; Contents "dists/sid/main/Contents-i386"; } // This is the same for the contrib section BinDirectory "pool/contrib" { Packages "dists/sid/contrib/binary-i386/Packages"; Sources "dists/sid/contrib/source/Sources"; Contents "dists/sid/contrib/Contents-i386"; } // This is the same for the non-free section BinDirectory "pool/non-free" { Packages "dists/sid/non-free/binary-i386/Packages"; Sources "dists/sid/non-free/source/Sources"; Contents "dists/sid/non-free/Contents-i386"; }; // And this is (you guessed it) the same for the non-free-firmware section BinDirectory "pool/non-free-firmware" { Packages "dists/sid/non-free-firmware/binary-i386/Packages"; Sources "dists/sid/non-free-firmware/source/Sources"; Contents "dists/sid/non-free-firmware/Contents-i386"; }; // By default all Packages should have the extension ".deb" Default { Packages { Extensions ".deb"; }; };
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