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''' | The '''/community''' repository of each Alpine release contains community supported packages that were accepted from the testing repository. | ||
However, they are not supported beyond six months. | |||
After | To enable the repository, edit the file {{Path|/etc/apk/repositories}} using an editor ({{Pkg|nano}} for instance) and add (or uncomment) a line that points to the "community" directory, formatted as in: | ||
'''https://<mirror-server>/alpine/<version>/community''' | |||
After enabling the community repository, one needs to obtain the latest index of available packages with: | |||
{{Cmd|apk update}} | {{Cmd|apk update}} | ||
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* [https://superuser.com/questions/1055060/how-to-install-a-specific-package-version-in-alpine How to install a specific package version in Alpine?] | * [https://superuser.com/questions/1055060/how-to-install-a-specific-package-version-in-alpine How to install a specific package version in Alpine?] | ||
The '''community''' repository was introduced with Alpine Linux version 3.3, and required to enable it to continue to use some former '''main''' packages. | |||
[[Category:Package Manager]] | [[Category:Package Manager]] |
Revision as of 17:26, 12 May 2020
The /community repository of each Alpine release contains community supported packages that were accepted from the testing repository.
However, they are not supported beyond six months.
To enable the repository, edit the file /etc/apk/repositories using an editor (nano for instance) and add (or uncomment) a line that points to the "community" directory, formatted as in:
https://<mirror-server>/alpine/<version>/community
After enabling the community repository, one needs to obtain the latest index of available packages with:
apk update
The community repository was introduced with Alpine Linux version 3.3, and required to enable it to continue to use some former main packages.