Open bshor opened 6 months ago
I guess I need to swap the link.
I also need to make a new repo. Note that there is a separate Deb for Debian 11 and 12. This repo is using the files for 11 and I can't switch to 12 without breaking things for people on oldstable.
Thank you for doing this in the first place. Always odd when I try to work on Debian which normally has nice integration thanks the Debian R folks, but then I have to download the installer like a caveman... :)
Hello,
Greetings from another caveman here, and many thanks for this repo! How is the process going with updating or making a new repo for Debain 12 based distros?
@hjarnek
Hello,
Greetings from another caveman here, and many thanks for this repo! How is the process going with updating or making a new repo for Debain 12 based distros?
Hi! I'm glad that there is interest. I'm working on revamping all of my mirrors and I'm almost done. You can see my progress on the relevant part here: https://github.com/mirror-mwt/makerepo-docker
Getting rstudio to work is basically the last step. Once I do it, there should be an updated repo for apt and a new one for yum.
It's done! You can find the new version at https://mirror.mwt.me/rstudio/
It's done! You can find the new version at https://mirror.mwt.me/rstudio/
Marvellous! Thank you!
Just one concern. The GPG key doesn't seem to install with wget -qO- "https://mirror.mwt.me/rstudio/install.sh" | sudo -s
. After all is done the key is still missing on my system. Same for the Zoom repo. Using sudo wget -O /usr/share/keyrings/mwt.asc "https://mirror.mwt.me/my/gpgkey"
instead gives 410 Gone
error. Any idea what's wrong?
@hjarnek
Using
sudo wget -O /usr/share/keyrings/mwt.asc "https://mirror.mwt.me/my/gpgkey"
instead gives410 Gone
error. Any idea what's wrong?
Try https://mirror.mwt.me/rstudio/gpgkey. The zoom, rstudio, and rclone repos all use the same key, but I neglected to redirect the path at /my/ to them.
@mwt Sorry, my mistake. Your script did in fact download the GPG key, it just wasn't detected by my system. I'm on Linux Mint (21.3, i.e. Ubuntu 22.04), and when I went into the Mintsources configuration tool and clicked "Add missing keys", yours came up as missing and not found. After I imported the keyfile manually, the error disappeared.
On Debian 12 everything works like a charm. Thank you @mwt !
The version being pulled down is old (2023.03) since a newer version is available (2023.12).