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'''Packages''' - A package consists of usually many files, with information about the file, including information that aids in the package management system. | |||
'''Installed file database''' - A database of the installed files. All installed files should appear here. | |||
'''Dependencies''' - Dependency information is the requirements of packages for one another. Ala, one package needs the other to work, and vice versa. | |||
'''Checksums''' - checksums are information about files. they can be used to tell the validity of software, disk errors, accidental overwriting of and non-sinister files. It's not a subtle in detecting intrusions. | |||
Binary Package Creation - RPM and Debian packages systems provide tools to create binary packages. | |||
==RPM Packaging== | ==RPM Packaging== | ||
Revision as of 19:42, 11 February 2011
Overview
This is where we actually do an overview
Package Concepts
Packages - A package consists of usually many files, with information about the file, including information that aids in the package management system.
Installed file database - A database of the installed files. All installed files should appear here.
Dependencies - Dependency information is the requirements of packages for one another. Ala, one package needs the other to work, and vice versa.
Checksums - checksums are information about files. they can be used to tell the validity of software, disk errors, accidental overwriting of and non-sinister files. It's not a subtle in detecting intrusions.
Binary Package Creation - RPM and Debian packages systems provide tools to create binary packages.
RPM Packaging
RPM Notes
Yum
Debian Packaging
Debian Notes
APT Get
Converting Packages
Overview of Converting
Alien
Alien Overview