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status are now first diffed, then if a change is found --db --check is ran, and then --rebuilddb (100% stable). This is nice for programs like make-debian-x11.
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# Read QUICKSTART in /usr/doc/swim for important information and to
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# quickly prepare the swimrc, then read the swimrc(5) manpage for more
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# enlightenment and configuration options like "Do you want to use apt?",
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# "How about non-us?".
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# Which do you have on your system? Pick dpkg if Debian, ar if non-Debian.
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$package_tool = "/usr/bin/dpkg";
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#$package_tool = "/usr/bin/ar";
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# Do you have apt installed?
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$apt = "yes";
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# No automatic rebuilding of databases.
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# Databases will automatically by rebuilt if any differences are found
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# in the status. Although --db could be used to update the changes
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# for each particular packages, newer versions of DB_File have introduced
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# bugs; --rebuilddb is know to be 100% stable. On some systems
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# which are slow, or have massive installations this feature may be
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# annoying. If you decide to turn it off, remember to --rebuilddb your
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# databases from time to time, or run it as a cron job. Programs like
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# make-debian-x11 will then be guaranteed to have correct information about
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# your system.
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$no_rebuilddb = 0;
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# Pick one.
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#$architecture = "alpha";
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#$architecture = "arm";
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#$architecture = "hurd-i386";
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#$architecture = "i386";
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#$architecture = "m68k";
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#$architecture = "powerpc";
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#$architecture = "sparc";
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# Which distribution? Pick one.
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#$distribution = "stable";
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#$distribution = "unstable";
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#$distribution = "frozen";
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# Remove sections after qw that you do not want. Use non-US for non-us.
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#@user_defined_section = qw(main contrib non-free);
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