wabbel repository

Debian/Ubuntu Repository

What is a "wabbel"? I don't know, but may be you can toast it. This repository needed a name and it offers Debian packages for "lenny", "squeeze", "sid", "jaunty", "karmic" and "lucid":

i2p_i686.deb, i2p_amd64.deb (v. 0.8)
is a dirty package of the software from Invisible Internet Project. The install routine adds a new system user, starts the i2p router and install sys-V-init scripts. You may configure the i2p router afterwards in your browser at http://localhost:7657.
https-dns-client.deb (v. 2.4.1)
DNS traffic will be tunneled through a HTTPS-keyed connection to censorship free DNS-Servers. For caching of DNS queries the pdnsd is used. aptitude install resolvconf pdnsd aptitude install https-dns-client Afterwards you may check your DNS resolver by calling the test page http://welcome.httpsdns.
cryptostick.deb (v. 1.0)
The driver for the Crypto-Stick v. 1.2.
mixmaster-smtp.deb (v. 0.9.4)
is a small SMTP mail proxy written in Perl. It accepts email messages from a local mail client and forwards them to the mixmaster anonymous remailer network. Hence, you may use your favorite email client to send emails anonymously.
For Ubuntu we added the package truecrypt to our repository.

How to use the Wabbel repository

To use the repository, you have to add the following line to the file "/etc/apt/sources.lst". Replace DISTRI by "lenny", "squeeze", "sid", "jaunty", "karmic" or "lucid": deb http://www.awxcnx.de/apt DISTRI main You may use the tool "Software Sources" for this job.
Add a "third party repository".

Softwarequellen verwalten (Debian, Ubuntu)

The repository is signed with the OpenPGP key 0x12BD5A3. After download the key file 0x12BD5A35.asc you may import it (see "Authentication").

At command line you can download the key and add it to your apt-keyring by: > gpg --recv 0x12BD5A35 > gpg --fingerprint 0x12BD5A35 fingerprint= D0C3 A4E6 D94F 854A 88D2 C520 DE31 C212 12BD 5A35 > gpg --export 0x12BD5A35 | sudo apt-key add -

German Privacy Foundation e.V.