Changes between Version 14 and Version 15 of Csle2022/Agenda/linuxpackagemanagement


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    11= Hands-On =
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     3== Repositories and key management ==
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     5A Linux repository is a storage location that contains essential and popular software for different Linux distributions and, each distribution has its own official repositories (also called standard-repositories).
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     7Debian-based distributions, including, Ubuntu make use of the Advanced Package Tool (APT) to install and update packages. You can find software repository information in the `/etc/apt/sources`. list file on your Debian-based Linux installation.
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     9===== to add manually =====
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     11Although you can manually enter repository details in the file, it can quickly become a tiresome job. A better way of adding them to your system is by using the `add-apt-repository` tool.
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     13===== Install add-apt-repository =====
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     15You won't find the add-apt-repository utility installed on your system by default. It is a part of the software-properties-common package. To install add-apt-repository using the APT package manager, type:
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     17`sudo apt install software-properties-common`
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    5 ====== Add Repositories Using add-apt-repository ======
     20==== Add Repositories Using add-apt-repository ====
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    722Now that you've installed the package, it's time to add a third-party software repository to your system. The basic syntax for adding repositories is:
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    8095`sudo apt autoremove`
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    82 == Repositories and key management ==
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    84 A Linux repository is a storage location that contains essential and popular software for different Linux distributions and, each distribution has its own official repositories (also called standard-repositories).
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    86 Debian-based distributions, including, Ubuntu make use of the Advanced Package Tool (APT) to install and update packages. You can find software repository information in the `/etc/apt/sources`. list file on your Debian-based Linux installation.
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    88 ===== to add manually =====
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    90 Although you can manually enter repository details in the file, it can quickly become a tiresome job. A better way of adding them to your system is by using the `add-apt-repository` tool.
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    92 ======= Install add-apt-repository =======
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    94 You won't find the add-apt-repository utility installed on your system by default. It is a part of the software-properties-common package. To install add-apt-repository using the APT package manager, type:
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    96 `sudo apt install software-properties-common`
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