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   1 Source: distorted-utils
   2 Section: utils
   3 Priority: extra
   4 Maintainer: Mark Wooding <mdw@distorted.org.uk>
   5 Build-Depends: tinycdb, debhelper (>= 9), python, python-cdb,
   6  catacomb-dev (>= 2.1.1), mlib-dev (>= 2.0.4), libcdb-dev
   7 Standards-Version: 3.1.1
   8
   9 Package: distorted-utils
  10 Architecture: all
  11 Section: utils
  12 Replaces: nsict-utils (<< 1.4.0~)
  13 Breaks: nsict-utils (<< 1.4.0~)
  14 Depends:
  15         mdwopt-perl,
  16         distorted-cdb,
  17         locking,
  18         distorted-mail,
  19         if-mtu,
  20         shadowfix,
  21         zz,
  22         gorp,
  23         mtimeout,
  24         splitconf,
  25         xtitle,
  26         pause,
  27         buf,
  28         create,
  29         inplace,
  30         stamp,
  31         space,
  32         getpass,
  33         hush,
  34         with-umask,
  35         sshsvc-mkauthkeys
  36 Description: Dummy package for convenience.
  37
  38 Package: nsict-utils
  39 Architecture: all
  40 Section: oldlibs
  41 Depends: distorted-utils
  42 Description: Dummy package for transition.
  43  This is a transitional dummy package.  It can safely be removed.
  44
  45 Package: mdwopt-perl
  46 Architecture: all
  47 Section: perl
  48 Depends: perl5
  49 Description: Options parser library for perl.
  50
  51 Package: distorted-cdb
  52 Architecture: any
  53 Section: utils
  54 Replaces: nsict-cdb (<< 1.4.0~)
  55 Breaks: nsict-cdb (<< 1.4.0~)
  56 Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, python (>= 2.4), python-cdb
  57 Description: Simple utilities for messing with CDB files.
  58
  59 Package: nsict-cdb
  60 Architecture: all
  61 Section: oldlibs
  62 Depends: distorted-cdb
  63 Description: Dummy package for transition.
  64  This is a transitional dummy package.  It can safely be removed.
  65
  66 Package: mtimeout
  67 Architecture: any
  68 Section: utils
  69 Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}
  70 Description: Run a program for at most a given amount of time.
  71
  72 Package: prlimit
  73 Architecture: linux-any
  74 Section: utils
  75 Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}
  76 Description: Run a program for at most a given amount of time.
  77
  78 Package: locking
  79 Architecture: any
  80 Section: utils
  81 Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}
  82 Description: Run a program while holding a file lock.
  83
  84 Package: distorted-mail
  85 Architecture: all
  86 Section: mail
  87 Depends: qmail, nsict-cdb, perl5, libmime-perl
  88 Description: Some simple scripts for mail handling.
  89
  90 Package: nsict-mail
  91 Architecture: all
  92 Section: oldlibs
  93 Depends: distorted-mail
  94 Description: Dummy package for transition.
  95  This is a transitional dummy package.  It can safely be removed.
  96
  97 Package: if-mtu
  98 Architecture: any
  99 Section: utils
 100 Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}
 101 Description: Report the MTU of a network interface.
 102
 103 Package: shadowfix
 104 Architecture: all
 105 Section: utils
 106 Depends: perl5, mdwopt-perl
 107 Description: Check and fix shadow password and group files.
 108
 109 Package: zz
 110 Architecture: all
 111 Section: utils
 112 Description: Run a program, automatically decompressing its argument files.
 113
 114 Package: xtitle
 115 Architecture: any
 116 Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}
 117 Recommends: x-terminal-emulator
 118 Section: utils
 119 Description: Simple program for messing with xterm (or compatible) title bars.
 120
 121 Package: splitconf
 122 Architecture: all
 123 Depends: tclsh
 124 Section: utils
 125 Description: Gather little config files into one big one.
 126
 127 Package: gorp
 128 Architecture: any
 129 Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}
 130 Section: utils
 131 Description: Print a random base64 string.
 132
 133 Package: pause
 134 Architecture: any
 135 Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}
 136 Section: utils
 137 Description: Wait for a given time, or until a key is pressed.
 138
 139 Package: buf
 140 Architecture: all
 141 Section: utils
 142 Description: Captures stdin in a temporary file and runs a command.
 143
 144 Package: with-umask
 145 Architecture: all
 146 Section: utils
 147 Description: Runs a command with a given umask.
 148
 149 Package: create
 150 Architecture: all
 151 Section: utils
 152 Description: Simple script encapsulating atomic file update.
 153
 154 Package: inplace
 155 Architecture: all
 156 Section: utils
 157 Description: Update files in place safely.
 158
 159 Package: stamp
 160 Architecture: any
 161 Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}
 162 Section: utils
 163 Description: Like cat, but prefixing each line with a datestamp.
 164
 165 Package: getpass
 166 Architecture: any
 167 Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}
 168 Section: utils
 169 Description: Read a password without echoing; write it to stdout.
 170
 171 Package: space
 172 Architecture: any
 173 Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}
 174 Section: utils
 175 Description: Identify and fix problematic whitespace in text files.
 176  The space program won't send you to the moon, but it will identify
 177  and fix problems such as trailing whitespace and spaces before tabs.
 178  It can safely update files in place, and could therefore be used as part
 179  of a commit hook.
 180
 181 Package: x86-model
 182 Architecture: any-i386 any-amd64
 183 Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}
 184 Section: utils
 185 Description: Shows basic model information about x86 processors.
 186  The cpuid program is probably better for most people.
 187
 188 Package: hush
 189 Architecture: all
 190 Section: utils
 191 Description: Run a command, hiding its output in a logfile unless it fails
 192  The hush program is useful for running noisy programs from cron or similar,
 193  where you get spammed with uninteresting success reports.  hush runs a
 194  command, logging its output, but, unless the command actually fails, it
 195  produces no output of its own.
 196
 197 Package: sshsvc-mkauthkeys
 198 Architecture: all
 199 Section: utils
 200 Description: Construct .ssh/authorized_keys files for SSH services.
 201  SSH is a fine way to provide services to external users.  It conveniently
 202  takes care of details like authenticating users and encrypting
 203  communications.  Unfortunately, managing the key files is rather painful.
 204  This simple script does a lot of the heavy lifting.