Since question is solely about installing, why can't you just on a standard stable Debian installation add those two snapshots apt entries, and given if those additional packages from snapshots in general compatible with stable environment, apt-get them from snapshots by specifying their snapshot versions?
On January 9, 2016 11:40:33 PM EST, Paul Wise <[email protected]> wrote: >On Tue, Dec 8, 2015 at 10:50 PM, Zoran Plesivcak wrote: > >> Is this possible at all: >> >> - running stable Debian (not snapshot) >> - installing subset of packages from snapshot testing (snapshot >2015-11-01) >> - installing subset of packages from snapshot testing (snapshot >2015-12-01) > >This isn't provided by snapshot at this time, because snapshot only >stores the exact files that were in the Debian archive at the time and >what you are suggesting would require changes to the apt metadata >files. > >> I wasn't able to find the way to do this. > >Theoretically you could do it by editing the apt metadata, storing >that in a local web server and having that server redirect to snapshot >for the source/binary packages.
