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NAME
package-tracker - Compare and track package versions in debian repositories
DESCRIPTION
A common, but not unique pattern for derivatives is that of reusing/rebuilding most of the official
Debian packages and adding some custom packages of their own. — Wikipedia
(https://wiki.debian.org/Derivatives/)
package-tracker is desinged to compare apt(1) archives from a derrivate (debian extending repositories)
against their parent ones. A such it is possible to track changes in versions in other archives.
DOWNLOAD
• Upstream Releases: https://files.open-infrastructure.net/software/package-tracker/upstream
• Upstream Sources: https://sources.open-infrastructure.net/software/package-tracker
• Debian Releases: https://files.open-infrastructure.net/software/package-tracker/debian
• Debian Sources:
https://sources.progress-linux.org/users/daniel/debian/packages/open-infrastructure-package-tracker
INSTALLATION
SOURCE
1. sudo apt install asciidoc git docbook-xml docbook-xsl libxml2-utils make xsltproc python3
2. git clone https://sources.open-infrastructure.net/software/package-tracker
3. cd package-tracker && sudo make install
DEVELOPMENT
Bug reports, feature requests, help, patches, support and everything else are welcome on the Open
Infrastructure Software Mailing List:
• https://lists.open-infrastructure.net/listinfo/software
Please base patches against the next Git branch using common sense:
• https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/SubmittingPatches
Debian specific bugs can also be reported in the Debian Bug Tracking System:
• https://bugs.debian.org
USAGE
Create a html file containing all compare results:
package-tracker myderivate.list debian.list -i mycodename -o html
See package-tracker(1) for a list of all options.
AUTHORS
• Andreas Kreuzer <andreas.kreuzer@open-infrastructure.net>
package-tracker 20170515 PACKAGE-TRACKER(7)