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+# Brammp's alpine packages
+
+# Package list
+| Name | Description |
+|------|:-----------:|
+| minisatip | A small SAT>IP server from https://github.com/catalinii/minisatip |
+| custom-firmware-mn88472 | Panasonic MN88472 firmware for Xbox One tuner |
+
+# How to build packages
+## Initial Setup
+First follow `SetupEnv.md` 
+## Getting this repo
+Make sure you are logged-in as the user from `SetupEnv.md`. 
+```
+git clone https://git.bprieshof.nl/brammp/AlpinePackages.git
+```
+## Updating repo
+Use the following command to update the local git repo.
+```
+git pull
+```
+
+## Building package
+To build a package, go to the directory and use the `abuild` command.
+```
+cd ~/AlpinePackages/<PackageName>
+abuild -r
+```
+* -r to install dependencies for building the package
+
+## Serving/installing the packages
+By default, the packages are stored in the `~/packages` directory.  
+The public signing is stored as `*.pub` in the `~/.abuild` directory.  
+The `packages` folder can be used as web root to act as a repo for the packages.  
+TIP: For easy of use, copy the public signing key to `packages` folder.
+### Local system
+The public signing does not have to be added, since `SetupEnv.md` has automatically done this.
+#### Add as repo
+Add the following to `/etc/apk/repositories`
+```
+/home/<yourusername>/packages/AlpinePackages/
+```
+To install the package use
+```
+apk add  <pkgName>
+```
+#### Single shot install
+```
+apk add --repository /home/USER/packages/AlpinePackages <pkgName>
+```
+### On a remote system
+Add/download the public signing key to `/etc/apk/keys`.
+#### Add as repo
+Add the following to `/etc/apk/repositories`
+```
+http://<IpOfserver/builder>/AlpinePackages/
+```
+To install the package use
+```
+apk add  <pkgName>
+```
+#### Single shot install
+```
+apk add --repository http://<IpOfserver/builder>/AlpinePackages/ <pkgName>
+```
+

SetupEnv.md

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+# Setting up build environment
+The packages will be built with architecture of build system.
+
+## Requirements
+To build a package for Alpine Linux you need an Alpine Linux installation. (For more info see: https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/Installation)
+## Setup
+### Install requirements
+```
+apk add alpine-sdk sudo git
+```
+### Setup user account
+This is needed since `abuild` refuses to run as root.  
+```
+adduser <yourusername>
+addgroup <yourusername> abuild
+```
+Add the following to the sudoers file `/etc/sudoers` using the `visudo` command.
+```
+<yourusername>    ALL=(ALL) ALL
+```
+### Set file permissions
+```
+chgrp abuild /var/cache/distfiles
+chmod g+w /var/cache/distfiles
+```
+### Generating key for signing packages
+Login as the newly created user, then run the following command.
+```
+abuild-keygen -a -i
+```
+* -a Will set `PACKAGER_PRIVKEY` to the generated key, this is for signing the packages
+* -i Will install the key in to the `apk` package manager (/etc/apk/keys)
+## Source
+https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/Creating_an_Alpine_package