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eri!
@eri451
this is happening for aptly aptly-api
so both systemd services
eri!
@eri451
okay I am truly sorry ... the problem was completely independent from aptly
thanks for that fine piece of software
see you
babahcv
@babahcv
Hello everybody.
Maybe somebody know why I can't find software in Ubuntu Software (gnome-software) from new repository. I have repo with some packages, but I can't install this packages from gnome-software.
Jason "Manbeard" Al-Mansor
@jalmansor
is this room still alive? the link to the new one is broken and i was hoping to find out what's going on with development and the next release.
jasonhu
@jason4wy
hi guys, a fresher for aptly, super tool for ubuntu.thanks.
any best practise of aptly for multi-prod lines?
Aiden Leong
@aiden-leong
Hi
I know this issue must have be mentioned several times before, but ...
Generating metadata files and linking package files will take about 4 hours
Is it possible to do these actions with multi-threading?
Georg
@teadur
hello the debian repo signing key seems expired
The following signatures were invalid: EXPKEYSIG ED75B5A4483DA07C Andrey Smirnov me@smira.ru
Joan Porta
@jportasa
Hi! is there any way with aptly to mirror a remote repo, and then add my own packages? I can mirror but the only option I see is "update". But I don't want to import again the updates, I want to add my own new packages and do not import anymore updates from mirror.
Georg
@teadur
you could add other repo to the host
second repo with packages managed by you
dont think you can mix it like that
but not sure maybe someone else knows
didnot have that use case
Thomas Dullien
@thomasdullien
Good day everybody. I would like to mirror a repository, and pull any updated packages every day, but keep the history (e.g. older files) in my mirror somehow
what's the best way to do that?
can aptly tell me which files in the upstream repo have changed, and then I can copy the local versions to "safety" before pulling updates?
Nebula83
@Nebula83
Hi all, I've been trying to set up aptly for internal use in our organisation. I think I had something working a while ago, but setting up for production now yields: "E: The repository 'http://<ip-address>:8000 stretch InRelease' provides only weak security information." when running apt update, and I'm having a hard time figuring out why that message is shown. Can someone point me in the right direction?
Nebula83
@Nebula83
Nevermind, my architectures list got mangeled up ([ i386 ", "x64] instead of [ i386,x64]). Apparently this yields rather ominous error messages.
Tom
@pm5k
Hello, I was hoping to get some help regarding publishing..
Sassy Natan
@sassyn
hi all
Is it possible to create a multi distribution using the tool?
I would like to have the pool per distribution and something that is share within all the repos
Jordan Huang
@jordan-huangwei
can aptly support centos?
Jhonny
@jhonny-oliveira
Is there a way to publish to a remote server via SFTP?
Malte Baden Hansen
@Moulde

Anyone know how to mirror the raspbian buster repo while "preserving" the different components?

I'm getting a warning when my raspberry pi is doing apt update, it complains that I'm missing some components.
Repo I'm trying to mirror is debian/raspbian with the following components buster main contrib non-free rpi

Malte Baden Hansen
@Moulde
Currently trying this: https://www.aptly.info/doc/feature/multi-component/
Malte Baden Hansen
@Moulde
Seems im still getting the same errors about the buster InRelease not having the coponent rpi, non-free and contrib :/
Malte Baden Hansen
@Moulde
Got it working following the above guide, just remember to drop the old snapshot, and remove the prefix or the new publish will be placed in the "upstream" folder.