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In short, the right way to do this is the Debian way because we're on a Debian system. I haven't got a link to download an actual working package to show how this was done in wheezy and Ivan's got his server set to reject browsing directories (otherwise a useful security measure outside of a downloads directory), yeah. :)
If Debian provides an appletalk module, we need to dpkg-divert it. We also want our package to compile new kernel modules using our settings on demand. Debian has a policy for writing packages that do that.
Presumably the contents for wheezy were something like:
/lib/modules/$(uname -r)/<stuff>
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
In short, the right way to do this is the Debian way because we're on a Debian system. I haven't got a link to download an actual working package to show how this was done in wheezy and Ivan's got his server set to reject browsing directories (otherwise a useful security measure outside of a downloads directory), yeah. :)
If Debian provides an appletalk module, we need to dpkg-divert it. We also want our package to compile new kernel modules using our settings on demand. Debian has a policy for writing packages that do that.
Presumably the contents for wheezy were something like:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: