Hiten Pandya wrote:
Can we not just go with an established packaging suite like the one found in Debian and modify it for our use?

It's certainly more established than pkgsrc, and has more packages.

            Hiten Pandya
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It might be worth for interested parties to look at the "Smart Package Manager," written in Python and can be used in conjunction with the Debian package tools, i.e. APT, DPKG, etc.

http://zorked.net/smart/doc/README.html

If we ever go down the route of using APT, which I think we should, now that I look at it more and more, the Smart Package Manager could be quite a worthwhile tool make use of, it also fits perfectly well with our overall goal of using Python related scripting;

The more I read about what is available out there, pkgsrc and ports make look like the Dark Ages.

Chris, you might want to have a look at the above URL too, since you were also interested in Python based package solutions.

                        -Hiten
                        Hiten Pandya
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