MichaIng c2080324b7 Install netcat-openbsd as dependency explicitly ... Since Debian Stretch and Ubuntu Bionic, the "netcat" package is a transitional dummy package which pulls in "netcat-traditional" on Debian Stretch+Buster and Ubuntu Bionic, and "netcat-openbsd" on Debian Bullseye, Ubuntu Focal and up. On Debian Bookworm (testing), however, the "netcat" package has been removed during the last 3 days at time or writing, so that it fails do be installed. While "netcat-traditional" and "netcat-openbsd" both "Provides: netcat", since it's two alternatives, APT does not automatically pick one but aborts, and the only solution is to install one explicitly. While this is likely a temporary state of the Debian testing suite, having a closer look at the two alternatives shows that "netcat-openbsd" is a much more actively maintained newer version with additional support for IPv6, proxies, and UNIX sockets, which is likely the reason for the gradual transition via meta package from "netcat-traditional" to "netcat-openbsd". This commit hence consequently follows this aim by skipping the transitional dummy package and installing "netcat-openbsd" explicitly as dependency, to avoid any possible errors like the one which occurs currently on Bookworm. Both packages can be installed concurrently and do no conflict, but are managed via dpkg's "update-alternatives". For reference: - https://packages.debian.org/netcat - https://packages.ubuntu.com/netcat Signed-off-by: MichaIng <micha@dietpi.com>		2022-01-07 18:55:15 +01:00
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basic-install.sh	Install netcat-openbsd as dependency explicitly	2022-01-07 18:55:15 +01:00
uninstall.sh	Install RFC6761 config file	2021-08-15 11:21:24 +02:00