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Offline phillips1012

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Right now I am experimenting with making linux operating systems, and I want to make a repository for one. I have a webserver and I can put files on it, so how do I do set a TCL repository up?

Offline Rich

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Hi phillips1012
Edit the  /opt/tcemirror  file to point to your website. Extensions should probably be placed under  4.x/x86/tcz/  on
your site.

Offline phillips1012

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Thanks. It worked out fine. I wasn't expecting it to be that simple.

Offline Rich

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Hi phillips1012
You're welcome. You aren't planning on downloading the entire repository, are you?

Offline phillips1012

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Only the stuff I need to not have to rely on the original repositories. (sorry if I'm kind of dossing you guys)

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Hi phillips1012
If you are planning on compiling any packages yourself,   compiletc.tcz  provides you with a proper tool chain.

Offline curaga

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IIRC there's a wiki page on this.
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