i have a .deb that i want to install privately for one user (non-root, no sudo) so that it ends up in that user's home directory, with that user's ownership. how is this to be done?
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i have a .deb that i want to install privately for one user (non-root, no sudo) so that it ends up in that user's home directory, with that user's ownership. how is this to be done?
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I would unpack it and take out the app itself and leave the rest.
Last edited by Perfect Storm; May 21st, 2020 at 06:25 AM.
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how can i do that with commands?
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extracting?
Code:ar -xv ****.deb
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i learned something new and interesting today. now my mind will go crazy over ways to analyze debs. i wonder if i can even create them with ar.
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