#Boxee third party repositories download#

If we have the agent download direct from a 3 rdВ party repository, there are consequences. We can add news agents and just connect them to the relevant relay(s).

So, we only need to open the ports for the relays and the agents just need to be able to talk to the relay. In this case points 2 and 3 are the relevant things to consider Pass FirewallsДЄ key purpose of the relay is to allow traffic to pass firewalls back to the server without opening individual ports for each agent behind the relay.

To cache assets that pass through the relay so that other agents connected to the same relay can get them without traffic coming directly from the server again.

To allow agent traffic to pass to the server without having to open firewall ports for every agent.

To Allow the UCD server to scale to a larger number of agents than you could directly connect to the server.

LetвЂ™s look at the purpose of relays as that is the most relevant in this circumstance: If we start by considering the architecture of UCD we see there are the three main components: While this is certainly possible, it does introduce some consequences of such an approach which defeat some of the capabilities of UCD itself. This usually arises because thatвЂ™s how the client currently does things. Often you may find a client may want you to deploy assets directly from one of the external repositories. [See my blog on CodeStation Push or Pull for the pros and cons.В . While we can certainly use the source plugins to pull assets from one of these (or other repositories). Create preference control file for APT: $ sudoedit /etc/apt/preferences.d/riot.One dilemma we often face introducing UrbanCode Deploy (UCD) into a new environment is whether to use CodeStation or an existing 3 rdВ Party Repository like Git, Nexus, Artifactory etc.

#Boxee third party repositories software#

Restrict the 3rd party repository to some specific software package only. Or if you prefer the legacy style (one line per source), use this command instead:: $ echo 'deb stretch main' | sudo tee -a /etc/apt//riot.list Signed-By: /usr/local/share/keyrings/riot-archive-keyring.gpg sources file with the respective content below: $ sudoedit /etc/apt//riot.sources It is recommended to use the new deb822 multiline format for sources now. If the key is not armored, then use this command instead: $ sudo wget -O /usr/local/share/keyrings/riot-archive-keyring.gpg ДЄdd the desired 3rd party repository into the list of sources (pay attention to the signed-by option, it tells APT that the repo is signed with the specific key): Then it is armored if it looks like a set of some binary data, then it is not armored and you can use it as it is):ДЇor an armored key: $ curl | gpg -dearmor | sudo dd of=/usr/local/share/keyrings/riot-archive-keyring.gpg asc, it is probably 'ascii-armored' (you can check this by downloading they key and opening it in a text editor: if it starts with something like -BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK.

#Boxee third party repositories install#

You should set up the repository and install the key as follows:Д¬reate directory for manually installed OpenPGP keys: $ sudo mkdir /usr/local/share/keyrings You must NEVER install any 3rd party key with apt-key add, as suggested in other posts, because it would cause the system to accept signatures from the third-party keyholder on all other repositories configured on the system.