Am Samstag, den 24.07.2010, 22:50 +0530 schrieb Bavithra R:
> Hi friends
>
> I would like to create an application which extracts,configures,sets
> the path for installation and install any software package that is
> downloaded in the .tar.gz format or any other.
In some cases it is plain easy: "./configure && make && make install",
but many packages needs more work and I see no way to automatize it
completely.
> This is because if we download that package in one system we could be
> able to install using it in other system which has no net access.Also
> it would be easier for the common people who are not aware of terminal
> commands.
>
> Yeah ofcourse we have ubuntu software centre and synaptic package
> manager for easy software installation.But internet is needed in both
> the cases.
>
> I mean like sharing the downloaded package among friends and to
> install them easily just by a single click in a system which has no
> internet access.
I have one machine A without internet connection. To be able to install
any package from the archive, I use apt-mirror to get an complete
archive mirror on machine B that has internet connection. Then I carry
the directory on a 2.5" hard drive to machine A. machine A is configured
(/etc/apt/sources.list) to get the archive from the local directory
instead from the internet.
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Benjamin Drung
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