Official Deluge apt repository (i386+amd64)

[zachtib]

Ok, we've got the repository setup.

Stable releases, previews, betas, RC's, etc will go into the repo
Nightly builds will still have to be checked out from SVN.

Here's the line for apt: (you can replace dapper with edgy, but atm they are the same packages)

choose one of these mirrors, and add that line to your sources.list


deb http://deluge.mynimalistic.net/apt dapper main
deb http://espergreen.com/apt dapper main

[zachtib]

Nice! :)

@ /etc/apt/sources.list
I see that other repo's has like:
deb http://lv.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ edgy-backports main restricted universe multiverse
deb-src http://lv.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ edgy-backports main restricted universe multiverse

Do I need to make reluge like that too? deb & deb-src?
deb http://espergreen.com/apt edgy main
deb-src http://espergreen.com/apt edgy main

you can, but there is nothing in the src repo as of yet

[gil-galad]

You never need the deb-src line unless you want access to the source files.

[christooss]

Repos are very very slow. Apt-get doesnt even start to download

[zachtib]

Repos are very very slow. Apt-get doesnt even start to download

we now have an additional mirror as well, see if that's any faster for you

[diskostu]

Hi there,

what's the URL to the GPG-File?

Thanks,
stu

[zachtib]

Hi there,

what's the URL to the GPG-File?

Thanks,
stu

I don't think we have one at the moment, I just put the files in the appropriate folders.

But if you link me to a HOWTO, I'll gladly set it up and post back here when I finish.

[diskostu]

Unfortunately, I don't know any HOWTO to set up a GPG for a package.

Were the other users able to install Deluge via apt-get? I get an authentification error because of the missing GPG-File.

stu

[zachtib]

Unfortunately, I don't know any HOWTO to set up a GPG for a package.

Were the other users able to install Deluge via apt-get? I get an authentification error because of the missing GPG-File.

stu

can't you just ignore the error?

[mithras86]

A howto to sign packages with gpg can you find here (http://cryptnet.net/fdp/crypto/keysigning_party/en/keysigning_party.html#prep). But a non-gpg-signed packages, should only cause a warning, not an error. Also in debian ;)

[amgeex]

I was able to install deluge with sudo apt-get install deluge with no problems. I replaced dapper with edgy on the repo line in my sources.list - does that make a difference?

[zachtib]

does that make a difference?

nope, not yet

if at somepoint, we stop releasing dapper versions, then only the edgy repo would get updated, but I don't see that happening. At least until the next LTS release, all the packages will be build on Dapper (in fact, even the edgy packages are built on Dapper now)