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Doesn't DJB's stuff usually compile faster than you can install a Debian package? :) You could always try to package it for Debian, although I understand that
by chubot 13y ago
Doesn't DJB's stuff usually compile faster than you can install a Debian package? :)
You could always try to package it for Debian, although I understand that's not a small amount of work.
I don't know of anything else designed for security. Hard to beat DJB in that respect. If you left out the security requirement, I would say just use the Python SimpleHTTPServer. I think it's probably secure, but definitely not explicitly designed for it.
- dfc 13y agoI use equivs to create a virtual package that does nothing but depends/recommends/suggests other packages. I have two dfc.deb and dfc-workstation.deb, dfc-workstation adds GUI/multimedia/end-user tools that I do not need everywhere. When I get a new machine I can install these packages and all of the things I depend on will be installed. If publicfile was in debian it would be automatically installed. As it is I have to copy the package I created with checkinstall and install it manually.