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jgeboski's repository is gone #537

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64kramsystem opened this issue Nov 17, 2022 · 4 comments
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jgeboski's repository is gone #537

64kramsystem opened this issue Nov 17, 2022 · 4 comments

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@64kramsystem
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64kramsystem commented Nov 17, 2022

I've found out today that jgeboski's repository is gone; I think it's been recently removed, because it's the first time that I notice an error in the apt update.

You can see it here: http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/jgeboski.

The plugin still can be built from source, but the wiki should be updated. There's also a potential problem of the plugin configurations conflicting: I've removed the old plugin package via apt remove, however, after installing from the tarball, I now get this, which I think is caused by the old package configuration (or files) leftovers. Opened an issue, as this is actually a real problem with the plugin.

@rastapopougros
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Is there any other way to install it when you are not dev nor sysadmin, and don't want to compile yourself source code?

@joonas-foo
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I also am wondering about this, could someone make a .deb packet of purple-facebook? Or could jgeboski fix the problem?

@solbu
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solbu commented Jul 30, 2023

Is there any other way to install it when you are not dev nor sysadmin, and don't want to compile yourself source code?

You can use «checkinstall» to create a deb, rpm and slackware package of just about anything, as long as it has the make install routine.
In this project that is as easy as running «autoreconf -i», then run «checkinstall», and then it will generate a deb package if you are on a debian system.

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You can use «checkinstall» to create a deb, rpm and slackware package of just about anything, as long as it has the make install routine. In this project that is as easy as running «autoreconf -i», then run «checkinstall», and then it will generate a deb package if you are on a debian system.

Amazing, it works, and it's super easy. Thanks! 🙏

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