Dear all,
I use slackpkg to install packages on my slackware boxes, but I have a problem with it: it only allows for one mirror.
Since I use some packages that are not in the official slackware repository (slacky.eu, alienbob's repo and slackbuilds.org) I need to find another way.
The first thing that came to mind was building my own repository with all the official slackware packages plus all the other ones I use, then point slackpkg to it
My question is: will it work to just have a slackware mirror locally and then insert "my_packages" inside the slackware directory then run some script like alienbob's here:
http://connie.slackware.com/~alien/t...repos_files.sh ?
Also, is the script that generates the official repository publicly available, or should I just use Alienbob's script?
Is this the best way to solve my problem or should I use something else like slapt-get (which supports more than one mirror at a time)?
I would prefer using slackpkg, since it's the official way to auto-download and install packages.
Thank you
Slax-Dude
