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| | Create Debian Linux packages |
 | | The control.tar.gz file contains the control file; the postinst file, which contains instructions on what to do after installing the package; and the prerm file, which contains removal instructions. |
 | | Every Debian binary package should have a filename that follows this format: packagename_version_arch.deb, where "packagename" is the name of the package, "version" is the package version with major, minor, and revision numbers, and "arch" is the architecture for the package. |
 | | So, for example, if your program has a configuration file that belongs in etc/, the program itself, which will live in usr/bin/, and some documentation that lives under usr/share/doc/package/, you'll recreate that filesystem tree in a directory that will be used to create your package. |
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