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and subject line hooks should be suitable here
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regarding Please support apt preferences
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Package: multistrap
Severity: wishlist
Hi,
in order to multistrap from multiple repositories where one is set to
noautomatic, we'll need a way to pin the repo (or individual packages),
therefore, it would be nice, if multistrap would e.g. respect a
pre-existing $dir/etc/apt/preferences and $dir/etc/apt/preferences.d/*.
Regards,
Daniel
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I think the best solution for this would be to use a hook to copy a
pre-written preferences file into the relevant location in the chroot.
Multistrap cannot really support creating an apt preferences file from
it's own configuration - that would just be redundant code.
If the current hooks do not provide the right moment for the
preferences to be put in place, let me know / reopen.
For now, (and as hooks are already in place in multistrap 2.1.12), I'm
closing this bug.
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