You can only deploy Debian packages to a local repository that has been created with the Debian Package Type. You can download packages from a local or a remote Debian repository. To enable calculation of Debian metadata, in the Administration module, go to Repositories | Repositories | Local and select Debian as the Package Type when you create your local repository. If you are using Debian with a Trivial layout, in the Debian Settings section, set the Trivial Layout checkbox. Under Optional Index Compression Formats, click on Select compression formats and from the drop-down list select the index file formats you would like to create in addition to the default Gzip (.gzip extension), which is created for every Debian repository and cannot be disabled. Additional index file formats can also be created using the Local Repository REST API. To allow indexing of debug symbols, select the Enable indexing with debug symbols (.ddeb) field.Īrtifactory writes several entries from the Debian package's metadata as properties on all of the artifacts (based on the control file's content). These properties can be used to search for Debian packages more efficiently using Arifactory's Package Search. Metadata properties are written for each new Artifact that is deployed to Artifactory. To have these properties written to Debian artifacts that already exist in your repositories you need to call the Calculate Debian Repository Metadata REST API which writes the properties to all of the artifacts by default. If the package is selected in the Tree Browser, the Debian Info tab will display a message indicating that it was not indexed and why it failed the validation process.value: the reason the package failed the validation process.The package is annotated with the following property.If the validation process indicates a malformed package, Artifactory provides several indications: To ensure that Debian repositories are not corrupted by malformed packages, Artifactory first validates parts of the Debian metadata to make sure that none of the relevant metadata fields are empty. To easily find all malformed packages in your Debian repositories, you can use Property Search or run an AQL query with Properties Criteria on the property described above. You can download Debian packages from Local Debian Repositories as described above, or from Remote Repositories specified as supporting Debian packages.
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