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This build uses <i>dh-virtualenv</i>. For installation please follow the [tutorial] (http://dh-virtualenv.readthedocs.org/en/0.10/tutorial.html)
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This build uses <i>dh-virtualenv</i>. For installation please follow the [tutorial] (http://dh-virtualenv.readthedocs.org/en/0.10/tutorial.html)
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To build debian package from scratch: <br>
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To build debian package from scratch: <br>
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1) make working directory (basically with any name) near archive bench_0.92.orig.tar.gz: <br>
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1) unpack archive bench_0.92.orig.tar.gz: <br>
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`mkdir build_dir` <br>
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`tar -xf bench_0.92.orig.tar.gz` <br>
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2) copy debian directory in there: <br>
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2) copy debian directory in there: <br>
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`cp -r debian/ build_dir/` <br>
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`cp -r debian/ bench_0.92/` <br>
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3) change directory: <br>
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3) change directory: <br>
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`cd build_dir/` <br>
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`cd bench_0.92/` <br>
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4) run package build: <br>
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4) run package build: <br>
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`debuild -us -uc` <br>
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`dpkg-buildpackage -us -uc` <br>
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5) package is: `../bench_0.92_amd64.deb`<br>
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5) package is: `../bench_0.92_amd64.deb`<br>
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<br>
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<br>
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If you don't have `gdebi` installed, first you need to run:<br>
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If you don't have `gdebi` installed, first you need to run:<br>
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`sudo apt-get install gdebi`<br>
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`sudo apt-get install gdebi-core`<br>
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To install resulting package with all it's dependencies: <br>
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To install resulting package with all it's dependencies: <br>
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`sudo gdebi ../bench_0.92_amd64.deb` <br>
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`sudo gdebi ../bench_0.92_amd64.deb` <br>
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Please note that name of package contains your architecture so for 32-bit machines name will differ. <br>
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Please note that name of package contains your architecture so for 32-bit machines name will differ. <br>
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