•
/etc/apt/sources.list.d/offsec.list
: a
sources.list
entry for APT, enabling the
company’s internal package repository
•
/etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/offsec.gpg
: the GnuPG key used to sign the company’s inter-
nal package repository
•
/etc/salt/minion.d/offsec.conf
: a SaltStack configuration file to indicate where to find
the Salt master
•
/usr/share/images/offsec/background.png
: a nice background image with the Offen-
sive Security logo
•
/usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas/90_offsec-defaults.gschema.override
: a file provid-
ing alternate default settings for the GNOME desktop
First, create an
offsec-defaults-1.0
directory and put all the files in that directory. Then run
dh_make --native
(from the
dh-make package) to add Debian packaging instructions, which will
be stored in a
debian
sub-directory:
$
mkdir offsec-defaults-1.0; cd offsec-defaults-1.0
$
dh_make --native
Type of package: (single, indep, library, python)
[s/i/l/p]?
i
Email-Address
: buxy‘
License
: gpl3
Package Name
: offsec-defaults
Maintainer Name
: Raphaël Hertzog
Version
: 1.0
Package Type
: indep
Date
: Thu, 16 Jun 2020 18:04:21 +0200
Are the details correct? [Y/n/q]
y
Currently there is not top level Makefile. This may require additional tuning
Done. Please edit the files in the debian/ subdirectory now.
First, you are prompted for a package type. In the example, we selected
indep, which indicates
that this source package will generate a single binary package that can be shared across all archi-
tectures (Architecture: all).
single acts as a counterpart, and produces a single binary package that
is dependent on the target architecture (Architecture: any). In this case,
indep is more relevant,
since the package only contains text files and no binary programs, so that it can be used similarly
on computers of all architectures. The
library type is useful for shared libraries, since they need to
follow strict packaging rules. In a similar fashion,
python should be restricted to Python modules.
